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A motorcycle speedometer is an instrument that displays the current speed of the motorcycle, as well as other information such as distance traveled, fuel consumption and total kilometers traveled.
It can also include several functions such as speedometer, total odometer, gear ratio indicator and tachometer (motorcycle tachometer).
It is usually mounted near the handlebars for easy reading by the rider.
There are different legal requirements for motorcycle equipment in different countries and regions.
In some countries, it is mandatory for motorcycles to be fitted with a functioning speedometer to comply with road safety standards.
In other countries it is not mandatory, but it is strongly recommended for driver safety.
It is therefore important to check local laws and regulations to find out if a motorcycle gps speedometer is mandatory.
The motorcycle tachometer is used to measure the rotational speed of the engine. It can be associated with a digital motorcycle speedometer.
It usually displays speed in revolutions per minute (RPM). This information is important to the driver as it allows them to know what RPM the engine is currently operating at and to ensure that it does not exceed the recommended RPM limit to avoid engine damage.
The lap counter also allows the rider to make better use of the performance of his motorcycle, by indicating when it is best to change gears to obtain optimal acceleration.
It can also be used to adjust carburettors or electronic injection.
Hooking up a universal motorcycle speedometer will depend on the specific model you are using, but here are the general steps you should follow:
It is important to note that wiring a universal meter can be complex (calibration as well) and require some electrical knowledge, so it is best to seek help from an experienced mechanic if you are unsure about you. It is also important to check local laws and regulations to find out if the use of a universal odometer is allowed on your motorcycle (for example you must respect the values of the original odometer, i.e. say that the new odometer must display the total mileage of the motorcycle).
Calibrating a universal motorcycle speedometer will depend on the specific model you are using, but here are the general steps you should follow:
There are several types of universal motorcycle speedometers, each with its own characteristics and functions. The most common types include:
These counters are often needle however we also have digital motorcycle counters and the mix of the two in order to combine the vintage look with technology. For more look and discretion, you can mount a mini motorcycle speedometer but be careful at the expense of readability.
We offer a wide choice of vintage motorcycle speedometers, choose the perfect model for your machine!