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Post  dudeofrude Sun Sep 11 2016, 13:58

Juse been giving the new bike a proper going over and I've found something underwhelming seat called a speedohealer v4?
I've Googled it and it seems to be some kind of electronic correction kit to make sure the romantic and speed is displayed properly.
Any idea why it might be on there?
Only thing I can think off is if the gearing has been changed?
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Post  Wooster Sun Sep 11 2016, 16:39

Autocorrect is brilliant. green smile


healtech-electronics.com wrote:
On most modern motorcycles factory speedometer over-reading could be as high as 10%. So even a modest gearing change can have the speedometer off by 15%. Changing the sprockets will also result in higher odometer reading, decreasing resale value without valid reasons. The SpeedoHealer is an inexpensive, convenient and very simple way to sort these speedo and odo issues. Compatible with all motorcycles with non cable driven speedometer. Get your fix today – You won’t find any better alternative on the market! The SpeedoHealer is the most popular and reliable calibrator in the world – acknowledged by thousands of happy customers worldwide.
Note: The SpeedoHealer can also be used to remove the top speed limiter on certain vehicles for racing purposes, including: CBR1000RR, VFR800X, VFR1200F, ZX-10R, ZX-12R, ZX-14, FZ-09, MT-09, R1, V-Max, Can-Am ATVs and many more.
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Post  dudeofrude Sun Sep 11 2016, 17:24

Haha bludy hell. I really should read things through before I post
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Post  weasley Sun Sep 11 2016, 18:19

Could be a change of gearing, change of wheel/tyre size or even a foreign import with a km/h speedo. Probably the first one.
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Post  0ldcat Mon Sep 12 2016, 19:17

Wooster wrote:Autocorrect is brilliant.  green smile


healtech-electronics.com wrote:
On most modern motorcycles factory speedometer over-reading could be as high as 10%. So even a modest gearing change can have the speedometer off by 15%. Changing the sprockets will also result in higher odometer reading, decreasing resale value without valid reasons. The SpeedoHealer is an inexpensive, convenient and very simple way to sort these speedo and odo issues. Compatible with all motorcycles with non cable driven speedometer. Get your fix today – You won’t find any better alternative on the market! The SpeedoHealer is the most popular and reliable calibrator in the world – acknowledged by thousands of happy customers worldwide.
Note: The SpeedoHealer can also be used to remove the top speed limiter on certain vehicles for racing purposes, including: CBR1000RR, VFR800X, VFR1200F, ZX-10R, ZX-12R, ZX-14, FZ-09, MT-09, R1, V-Max, Can-Am ATVs and many more.
Isn't the Thundercat's Speedo (and Tacho), cable driven confused

So if this is an electronic widget to calibrate an electronic whizzbit . . . isn't this wajamacallit going to be a redundant tweakabite Exclamation Question

Sorry for the use of all that technical jargon there pmsl
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Post  SteveCat Mon Sep 12 2016, 19:56

Speedo is cable, tacho is electric as far as I remember. have to admit I was mystified by this gizmo on the 'Cat, sounds something that would go well on the Tracer.
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Post  Wooster Mon Sep 12 2016, 21:01

He's riding a FZ1 now

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..it baffled me initially as well, until I remembered about the new bike. Very Happy
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Post  SteveCat Mon Sep 12 2016, 21:35

yes, you right, I really ought to keep up, sorry Smile
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Post  dudeofrude Mon Sep 12 2016, 22:26

I would apologise for the confusion had I not started this thread with 'Just been giving the NEW bike a once over' haha
See this is why I'm sticking around. You lot provide the comedy as well as the help
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Post  0ldcat Fri Sep 16 2016, 19:49

dudeofrude wrote:I would apologise for the confusion had I not started this thread with 'Just been giving the NEW bike a once over'  haha
See this is why I'm sticking around. You lot provide the comedy as well as the help

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