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george650 31-07-07 12:36 PM

digital gear indicator
 
any know of any goods ones about. Would like to fit one to my bike! cheers

John Burt 31-07-07 01:00 PM

Re: digital gear change
 
Digital Gear Change?? do you mean indicator???

yzf 31-07-07 01:03 PM

Re: digital gear change
 
have a look at acumen they are probably one of the best all different colours to match

www.acumen-electronics.co.uk/home/index.php

SoulKiss 31-07-07 01:08 PM

Re: digital gear change
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by John Burt (Post 1250315)
Digital Gear Change?? do you mean indicator???

I thought he meant a finger-tip system :P

george650 31-07-07 01:44 PM

Re: digital gear change
 
lol! woops yeah meant indicator sorry

Viney 31-07-07 02:49 PM

Re: digital gear change
 
Why? You keep going until you run out of gears ;)

Mr Toad 31-07-07 07:40 PM

Re: digital gear change
 
Random Number Generator :grin:

M.C. 31-07-07 08:04 PM

Re: digital gear change
 
i have the datatool one and it is a bit slow to change but does what i want and stops me going for 7th gear all the time.

chazzyb 31-07-07 08:42 PM

Re: digital gear change
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by M.C. (Post 1250780)
i have the datatool one and it is a bit slow to change but does what i want and stops me going for 7th gear all the time.

What's the problem with going for 7th then? Just shows how good the SV is in top!

fat_brstd 01-08-07 11:47 AM

Re: digital gear indicator
 
ive got an acumen one on my tls which is apparently one of the best ones you can get (it came with the bike) and it is absolutely rubbish. takes forever to work out what gear your in when you shift, up to 1 second by which time i may have shifted up again. genuinly a waste of time. Nice bling factor but in practise they simply dont work fast enough unless your doing high speeds at high revs, low revs and they take ages, low speeds and they take even longer, combine the 2 and it will think your in 2nd even when your doing 2mph in a carpark in first. also they get really confused by slipping the clutch cause they work on matching the revs to the speed to guage your gear. also means if you changethe gearing a significantly then they need to be retrained.

all in all a kinda cool idea but in reality they just suck. Just learn what your bike should sound like when you go into a corner and base gear selection based on sound rather than on what gear you think you should be in. It the same as reading your tach, after a while you just learn when to shift and you dont have to keep staring at it in fear of going into the redline.


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