A note about the speedometer.
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A note about the speedometer.
So just in case anyone else runs into this minor wall and gets uber-frustrated like I did...
The speedometer will not function properly without the headlight (or more specifically, headlight harness) plugged in.
I spent quite a while wondering why my speedohealer did not function properly while doing the little test mode to see if it was installed correctly. To be more specific, I am using the V4 Speedohealer, and the test mode is supposed to 1) display something besides 0 on the speedo when turned on, and 2) blink as the wheel is spun. Mine did the latter, which made me very confused why it wasn't doing the former as well.
I'm in the middle of doing a lot of random stuff to the bike, and I do not have the headlight attached. It's such a stupid thing, too. I hope I'm not the only retard who has taken a few years off their own life stressing about stupid stuff
The speedometer will not function properly without the headlight (or more specifically, headlight harness) plugged in.
I spent quite a while wondering why my speedohealer did not function properly while doing the little test mode to see if it was installed correctly. To be more specific, I am using the V4 Speedohealer, and the test mode is supposed to 1) display something besides 0 on the speedo when turned on, and 2) blink as the wheel is spun. Mine did the latter, which made me very confused why it wasn't doing the former as well.
I'm in the middle of doing a lot of random stuff to the bike, and I do not have the headlight attached. It's such a stupid thing, too. I hope I'm not the only retard who has taken a few years off their own life stressing about stupid stuff
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RE: A note about the speedometer.
ORIGINAL: Aken
I'm running -1/+1, and Speedohealer's generic calculator gave me an error rate of 13% w/ factory error included. I'm going to leave it at that until I have the ability to test the bike against a more accurate factor (car, GPS, etc...).
I'm running -1/+1, and Speedohealer's generic calculator gave me an error rate of 13% w/ factory error included. I'm going to leave it at that until I have the ability to test the bike against a more accurate factor (car, GPS, etc...).
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RE: A note about the speedometer.
ORIGINAL: roc87
I also have the V4 speedohealer, with the -1/+1 and using the GPS, I got a -14.1% calculation, HTH
ORIGINAL: Aken
I'm running -1/+1, and Speedohealer's generic calculator gave me an error rate of 13% w/ factory error included. I'm going to leave it at that until I have the ability to test the bike against a more accurate factor (car, GPS, etc...).
I'm running -1/+1, and Speedohealer's generic calculator gave me an error rate of 13% w/ factory error included. I'm going to leave it at that until I have the ability to test the bike against a more accurate factor (car, GPS, etc...).
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