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  • #61
    Originally posted by amardeep2006 View Post
    1. The front fork of bullet is too big for cable ties provided with setup.
    2. I wasted on of the cable tie provided accidentally . It seems irreversible process to untie this thing

    I will ask few electrician shop for big size cable tie today.
    Bought this from ebay.in. plastics are a bit low on quality..but works fine.
    i too had the problem..but managed to lengthen it with a rubber strip(in the pics)
    1987 RE 350, 1998 Suzuki Shaolin, 2013 Duke, 2017 Psynyde Furan

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    • #62
      you used a hose clamp? if the clamp is touching the fork, you can use a small piece of rubber to wrap the area(clamp width) and then put the clamp or else the paint may get scratched if the clamp is metallic.
      P.S: I have a La Soverign but not used since I got my Motorcycle.



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      • #63
        done

        I have successfully installed the sensor using electricity cable ties of size 8" .
        The original magnet is too week for motorbike and doesn't fit on spokes so I took a used speaker from a radio mechanic and used it's magnet. Used feviquick super adhesive for sticking it on rim.

        Results : I could not test it for more than 25kmph since the display does not have self light and street lights are absent from gurgaon /does not work most of the time . I will test is again tomorrow in daylight.
        There was no error in speed till 25 kmph.

        Will try to upload pics tomorrow as my digicam in not with me and cellphone does not have led flash to shoot in dark.

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        • #64
          Originally posted by Prakritij View Post
          you used a hose clamp? if the clamp is touching the fork, you can use a small piece of rubber to wrap the area(clamp width) and then put the clamp or else the paint may get scratched if the clamp is metallic.
          P.S: I have a La Soverign but not used since I got my Motorcycle.



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          No,it was a hard plastic zip tie. I cut it, and stuck a rubber piece, with fevikwik, in between to make it long.
          1987 RE 350, 1998 Suzuki Shaolin, 2013 Duke, 2017 Psynyde Furan

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          • #65
            Originally posted by amardeep2006 View Post
            I have successfully installed the sensor using electricity cable ties of size 8" .
            The original magnet is too week for motorbike and doesn't fit on spokes so I took a used speaker from a radio mechanic and used it's magnet. Used feviquick super adhesive for sticking it on rim.

            Results : I could not test it for more than 25kmph since the display does not have self light and street lights are absent from gurgaon /does not work most of the time . I will test is again tomorrow in daylight.
            There was no error in speed till 25 kmph.

            Will try to upload pics tomorrow as my digicam in not with me and cellphone does not have led flash to shoot in dark.

            thats a Good thing you did...I was also thinking in that line. But continued with the original magnet. used Araldite ti fix it to the alloy spoke and it works Well
            pics plz



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            • #66
              Originally posted by driftjockey View Post
              No,it was a hard plastic zip tie. I cut it, and stuck a rubber piece, with fevikwik, in between to make it long.
              Nice Work man



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              • #67
                instead of using adhesives - u can simply buy/use rare earth magnets than speaker magnets. small and get the job done just fine
                http://www.bikenomads.com/wiki/index.php/Leh - All you ever need to know about getting Leh'd.
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                • #68
                  ^^ magnets/RE magnets don't attach to the non ferrous mag alloys of Motorcycles



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                  • #69
                    rare earth magnet

                    Originally posted by hitanshu View Post
                    instead of using adhesives - u can simply buy/use rare earth magnets than speaker magnets. small and get the job done just fine
                    @hitanshu: Where to get rare earth magnet ? what cost ?
                    Speaker magnet cost was zero but doesn't look neat .

                    @Prakritij: I have tested this till the speed of 66 kmph on the way to office, no major error observed in readings. There was a gap of ~ 2 kmph in readings which i feel was due to incorrect reading of mechanical meter and not this one.

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                    • #70
                      Originally posted by amardeep2006 View Post
                      @hitanshu: Where to get rare earth magnet ? what cost ?
                      Speaker magnet cost was zero but doesn't look neat .

                      @Prakritij: I have tested this till the speed of 66 kmph on the way to office, no major error observed in readings. There was a gap of ~ 2 kmph in readings which i feel was due to incorrect reading of mechanical meter and not this one.
                      here you go: Super-Strong Rare-Earth RE Magnets (8mm 20-Pack) - Free Shipping - DealExtreme
                      a pack of 20 RE magnets of 8mm dia for $3
                      a difference of 2kmph ia normal due to reading error of the Bike speedo.



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                      • #71
                        pics

                        sorry for the bad quality pics , taken from mobile camera with the help of torch .

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                        • #72
                          Originally posted by amardeep2006 View Post
                          sorry for the bad quality pics , taken from mobile camera with the help of torch .
                          nice work!

                          BTW, what is that 50kmph mark on the tire? (img185)
                          1987 RE 350, 1998 Suzuki Shaolin, 2013 Duke, 2017 Psynyde Furan

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                          • #73
                            Originally posted by driftjockey View Post
                            nice work!

                            BTW, what is that 50kmph mark on the tire? (img185)
                            Neat Job...same doubt here too.



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                            • #74
                              Originally posted by driftjockey View Post
                              nice work!

                              BTW, what is that 50kmph mark on the tire? (img185)
                              thanks.
                              You scared me for a second . That is MAXIMUM SPEED 150 KM/Hour mark.

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                              • #75
                                ^^ hehe thats what I was thinking as on some tires the max speed the tire can handle Safely is mentioned and I was thinking RE tire of 50kmph is absurd
                                Thanks for clearing the doubt



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