Speedo Comp Interference Issues
- Thread starter ezrider
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Would a WIRELESS Bicycle computer resolve this kind of interference issue ??
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AeYrKXGzC64
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AeYrKXGzC64
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Or aluminum foil held with black tape, with a ground wire.
Put the coil as far from the speedo as you can.
Steve
I am using one right now.
At first, every time I fired my bike up it would reset the speedo. But once the motor was up and running it worked fine.
Then, the battery went dead very shortly after purchase. I installed new battery's and the resetting after start up went away?
I used a wireless one years ago, was not a Bell do not remember the brand? But that one I had no trouble with it whatsoever.
Just an option but I use apps on cell phone phone.
There is almost everything ya can think of.
"Was" is like Google maps. But offers more and communal information and sharing. There are also specific to bicycles or motorcycles.
Just Googled it and found this;
https://www.bikebandit.com/blog/post/the-best-mobile-apps-for-motorcycle-riders
Holders for phones are cheap and just offering an option.
There is almost everything ya can think of.
"Was" is like Google maps. But offers more and communal information and sharing. There are also specific to bicycles or motorcycles.
Just Googled it and found this;
https://www.bikebandit.com/blog/post/the-best-mobile-apps-for-motorcycle-riders
Holders for phones are cheap and just offering an option.
I don't like any electronic speedometers, I can't read them with a glance.
I just stick with old school Analogs, like $17 and they always work.
The needle tends to bounce at super slow speeds, but runs pointing up on a well made direct drive.
It only goes to 50mph but that is just enough for that 45mph 4-stroke shifter, and there is something satisfying seeing a speedometer pegged to the right ;-}
I just stick with old school Analogs, like $17 and they always work.
The needle tends to bounce at super slow speeds, but runs pointing up on a well made direct drive.
It only goes to 50mph but that is just enough for that 45mph 4-stroke shifter, and there is something satisfying seeing a speedometer pegged to the right ;-}
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I don't like any electronic speedometers, I can't read them with a glance.
I just stick with old school Analogs, like $17 and they always work.
The needle tends to bounce at super slow speeds, but runs pointing up on a well made direct drive.
It only goes to 50mph but that is just enough for that 45mph 4-stroke shifter, and there is something satisfying seeing a speedometer pegged to the right ;-}
That must be a cool feeling. Don't think I've ever built any thing that made it past low 40s. 45, tops. Building mostly junkers and wally world -ers. Probably a good thing, LoL.
(Gotta find a really cool, stout, multi-speed beach cruiser.
Black w/ front suspension
with cool wheels
Made by a left handed man from Tiwan
on a Tuesday....
it was raining....)
