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T_Dub wrote: Here's the one I have on mine:
www.acewell.co.uk/Acewell%20Speedometers...tm?action=full&id=29
Acewell also has a Kawasaki speedo cable thingy. It doesn't work on our bikes right out of the box but if you've got an old speedo cable it's possible to change the nuts on the end with a little sandpaper and a bench grinder. So I didn't ahve to rig up a magnet like some do, I've got my stock speedo drive feeding the acewell directly, pretty cool.
no point useing a cable, when its so easy to go digital.
1 less cable up front too.
u can run the sensor off the back rim so the set up is nice and clean.
OOOOOOOooooooo!!!! I never thought of using the back rim!!!! I may have to see if that will work better for me!!!! :woohoo:
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1980 KZ250 LTD (traded, but still missed)
1982 KZ750 E3 (Cafe Project) (Dyna-S, Dyna Coils, V&H 4-1, K&N Pods, 6 Sigma Jet Kit, Acewell Computer, Woodcraft Clip-ons, Custom Rewire)
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mark1122 wrote:
T_Dub wrote: Here's the one I have on mine:
www.acewell.co.uk/Acewell%20Speedometers...tm?action=full&id=29
Acewell also has a Kawasaki speedo cable thingy. It doesn't work on our bikes right out of the box but if you've got an old speedo cable it's possible to change the nuts on the end with a little sandpaper and a bench grinder. So I didn't ahve to rig up a magnet like some do, I've got my stock speedo drive feeding the acewell directly, pretty cool.
no point useing a cable, when its so easy to go digital.
1 less cable up front too.
u can run the sensor off the back rim so the set up is nice and clean.
Its not a cable, its digital, its a dealie that screw into the speedo drive and theres a hall sensor in it. I think its cleaner than having a magnet on your back wheel and a sensor.
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T_Dub wrote:
mark1122 wrote:
T_Dub wrote: Here's the one I have on mine:
www.acewell.co.uk/Acewell%20Speedometers...tm?action=full&id=29
Acewell also has a Kawasaki speedo cable thingy. It doesn't work on our bikes right out of the box but if you've got an old speedo cable it's possible to change the nuts on the end with a little sandpaper and a bench grinder. So I didn't ahve to rig up a magnet like some do, I've got my stock speedo drive feeding the acewell directly, pretty cool.
no point useing a cable, when its so easy to go digital.
1 less cable up front too.
u can run the sensor off the back rim so the set up is nice and clean.
Its not a cable, its digital, its a dealie that screw into the speedo drive and theres a hall sensor in it. I think its cleaner than having a magnet on your back wheel and a sensor.
dont u still need a wire to run from the sensor to the speedo?
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