I would definately have the translogic dash if i could - it does give it that high spec look - one of those things to do sometime when the money is there!!

hi all, my trans logics arrived today, well impressed with them look fantastic. guess this question can only be answered by craig realy, but where abouts is the bes place to mount the speed sensor? cant mount it on chain gaurd bacause im going to be running a open chain, but dont whant it to be seen realy.

cheers
kev

Is it one that counts bolts?

How big is it? Will it mount it on the inside of the swingarm to count the rear disc bolts?

Druid

i think its a tad to big to go inbeteewn there, its quite a chucky sensor! about 30mm long and 15mm thick roughly.
cheers
kev

Pity, could have been quite neat there!

Druid

NC30V - lets see some pics of it!!

Whats the wiring loom that it comes with like?
are the instructions good?
Will it need setting up on a dyno?
plus pics of the speed sensor - I was contemplating mounting it (if and when I get one) on the bracket that holds the rear brake hose out of the way of the wheel and chain - or at least in and around that area.

I just downloaded and cut out the scale size micro dash off their site - it looks awesome - and its only a piece of paper!!!lol

Cheers Smev

I made a stainless steel bracket for my speed sensor. More rigid than aluminium so less chance of the sensor wobbling around, and stainless won't corrode either. It sits within 5mm or so off the disc bolts, behind the fork leg and using the back of the threads of the fork pinch bolts to hold it in place. Invisible from the front of the bike as well, and the sensor wire follows the brakeline routing further up.

An old photo, from the time of my bike's Konica incarnation, but the clearest shot I have of the bracket.

cheers craig, i was planning on hooking up to the rear wheel and getting set up on dino!

smev- ill get some pics sorted out of it but its just a translogic same as craigs. lol the instructions seem prety good. seems like basic plug and play with a few fiddley bits. but looks pretty good. set up could prove difficult...lol

kev

here are a few pics of the dash,





and just to give people a idea on the size of the speed sensor



cheers for the help guys

kev