View Full Version : Speedo accuracy hub vs gearbox
hippie
16th October 2012, 21:00
Just a question what would be more accurate in a stock standard bike with no mods at all ?
It would seem mine is fairly accurate if the solar signs on the side of the road are anything to go by?
Thoughts people
mossy1200
16th October 2012, 21:08
Just a question what would be more accurate in a stock standard bike with no mods at all ?
It would seem mine is fairly accurate if the solar signs on the side of the road are anything to go by?
Thoughts people
Just remember that 2 k out at 50 is 4 at 100.
Most speedos read approx 100 when travel is 96 +-2
Changing tyre size and profile change things.
Gearbox type with sprocket changes would make a massive difference.
Tyres at different pressures and wheels at different speeds even changes the accuracy also. Tyres at 250kph can be 10mm taller than standing.
Laava
17th October 2012, 06:11
I changed sprockets and then had an error of 120 at a true100 kph. I had to correct it, it was too far out. Cost about 120$
Akzle
17th October 2012, 06:47
Just a question what would be more accurate in a stock standard bike with no mods at all ?
It would seem mine is fairly accurate if the solar signs on the side of the road are anything to go by?
Thoughts people
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