this speedometer and cable is for a bicycle? It looks like a motorcycle set. Oh well guess i need to look on. Thanks all!!!
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Old school type bicycle speedometer used a cable and gear drive mechanism attached to the front wheel hub.
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It sure is for a bicycle and it works great. Just make sure you put it on the right side of the bike. I put it on the left side and nothing, change it over and wow it worked. Does not come with any directions but easy enough to figure it out.
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This item is designed for a motorcycle. A two wire electrical connection and a fork mounted sensor.
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I am not sure I can help you with the specifics mine was very simple to set up ... check to make sure you have the sensor and the spoke magnet in the right alignment. That is where your speed reading will come from and without that correct you can't get a distance traveled reading. Make sure that the sensor on the fork is facing the correct way. If I remember correctly it looks like a little dot and that is where the magnet needs to be passing in front of for the unit to give you a speed. Also make sure the distance from magnet to sensor is not too far away. Hope this helps
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That happened to mine as well. The wire that connects the speedometer (or "4 function on board computer" ) is probably wrapped around the spindle. You have to take the wheel and chain off, then you should see it on the right side. Maybe you can tape the extra wire to the tube to see if that keeps it from getting caught again. When I tried it, it happened a second time. I had to remove the plastic sensor (it doesn't spin like it should, which allows the wire to wrap around the spindle), so now I use it without that feature. It's a design flaw and I'm sure it's the reason they sell it so cheap. The rest of the bike is pretty good though. That happened to mine as well. The wire that connects the speedometer (or "4 function on board computer" ) is probably wrapped around the spindle. You have to take the wheel and chain off, then you should see it on the right side. Maybe you can tape the extra wire to the tube to see if that keeps it from getting caught again. When I tried it, it happened a second time. I had to remove the plastic sensor (it doesn't spin like it should, which allows the wire to wrap around the spindle), so now I use it without that feature. It's a design flaw and I'm sure it's the reason they sell... » Read More That happened to mine as well. The wire that connects the speedometer (or "4 function on board computer" ) is probably wrapped around the spindle. You have to take the wheel and chain off, then you should see it on the right side. Maybe you can tape the extra wire to the tube to see if that keeps it from getting caught again. When I tried it, it happened a second time. I had to remove the plastic sensor (it doesn't spin like it should, which allows the wire to wrap around the spindle), so now I use it without that feature. It's a design flaw and I'm sure it's the reason they sell it so cheap. The rest of the bike is pretty good though. « Show Less
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Sorry, can't be in any help. Was ordering this item for My Dad's bike, which works perfect. This is all I can say.
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The needle works fine on MOTORCYCLE. I don't have a bicycle so I don't know about that.
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The cable was included with your meter. I/m on the road but I remember that it was rs232 d-type and the other end was ? to connect to the meter. I will not be home for a week, but can clarify then if needed.
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The wire is pretty long...you could put the sensor on the rear wheel if you wanted to.....yes, it'll measure MPH or KM. A very cool feature of this unit is the SCAN mode; the unit will cycle 4 functions, ride time, distance, max speed & average speed, while also display current speed. It also has a "+" & "-" indicator to show above or below current average speed. It's a very sweet unit. The original battery won't last long, so get a nice 3 pack of Energizer 357 batteries.
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I guess if the wheel size that the exercise bike has is the same as the one the speedo is made for you would get an accurate reading of speed and distance.
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I saw recommendations for the suction cup mount but be very careful where you put it on the bike and make sure to tether it to either yourself or the bike somehow. I lost a brand new hero2 on my first ride out using the suction cup mount so I don't trust it on a motorcycle, but I've seen it on others. Your call. But like I said, tether system is HIGHLY recommended.
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It's a mountain bike der, so it assumes that you have a mountain bike shifter. They tend to have their adjusters built in. If it doesn't, you can install and in-line barrel adjuster in the cable.
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Well I got a sports bike. I'm guessing it's for a Harley or that size bike. But I just tied a knot on one of the ends to make it fit my bike.
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It comes with a bicycle air needle, so you can use it for your bicycle. Remember you still need to connect the device to the 12V connector of your car
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I owned this generator, i don't have a speedometer but i think that it might be around 4mph or so (dim light, almost useless). It's not much, but if you slow down it goes off immediately, and if you accelerate it brights up even more. Consider i was using it in and old, english style bycicle in a crowded city. I ended up reselling it because the weight of the bycicle plus the generator made it to heavy AND noisy. I think that if you have a lighter bike (and/or with shifts) and you don't mind the noise, it's ok. Hope this was useful.
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you should have no problem with it just has a speedo femal for you speedometer cable and 2 power cables
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I don't know where the speed sensor is on your bike, but on mine I traced an electrical line from the front sprocket to where it's first plug in. I had to take part of my fairing off to get to it. If you are having trouble finding the sensor, call a Honda shop and they should point you in the right direction. If you have the correct wire, your plug ins should work. If not call customer support at 12 O'clock technologies.
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Well, not sure what all your thinking but it came with everything I needed to connect it to the handle bars and attach the sensor both to the bike below and the piece that goes on the spoke. Also came with a battery. I didn't have to buy anything additional in order to get it working.