Replacing Speedometer Mileage Difference
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RE: Replacing Speedometer Mileage Difference
ORIGINAL: Jim Dawson
When I replaced the speedometer on my '07 Heritage I had to tell them what milage to put on it. It took 2 weeks to get it so I estimated how much I would ride and added it to the existing mileage.
When I replaced the speedometer on my '07 Heritage I had to tell them what milage to put on it. It took 2 weeks to get it so I estimated how much I would ride and added it to the existing mileage.
There is probably enough error in the system to cover it. HD odo's are notoriously inaccurate. The one on my Ultra reads high. About 50 miles per thousand.
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RE: Replacing Speedometer Mileage Difference
50/1000 is right at the upper limit of accuracy required by government regulations, as I recall them. This is no doubt in part due to decreasing tire diameter. Maybe they need to go to greater technology to actually scan the ground moving under the bike, like what's done with an optical mouse for our computers...
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