And illegal....stevew wrote:All fixed, easy and cheap !!
30, 50 & 70mph.
Surface mounting is no longer allowed.
Spend the 30 quid and buy a converter.
Big scoot brakes ??
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Diesel Dave
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Re: Big scoot brakes ??
Surface mounting is no longer allowed.
Spend the 30 quid and buy a converter.
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stevew
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Re: Big scoot brakes ??
Nope it is legal because underneath the glass (perspex) there are MPH markings so that covers the legal side of things.
Just that they are so inaccurate that i stuck the white strips on to give me a more accurate reference
Anyway those converters that were mentioned were nearer £90. http://www.bikersdiscountstore.co.uk/sp ... -pd-18.php
Where do you get the £30 ones.....................but TBH i really don't want to go diving into the electronics of that machine, too scary
Just that they are so inaccurate that i stuck the white strips on to give me a more accurate reference
Anyway those converters that were mentioned were nearer £90. http://www.bikersdiscountstore.co.uk/sp ... -pd-18.php
Where do you get the £30 ones.....................but TBH i really don't want to go diving into the electronics of that machine, too scary
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stevew
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Re: Big scoot brakes ??
Well spotted !!Tranberg wrote:Why are your markers exactly on 30, 50 and 70 when they should be 13% above (34/57/79) to correct the silly bragging speedometer?
Was first attempt before i realised how inaccurate it was. Since then i have moved them to the right place