Like the title implies, how many mph is the gauge at speeds of 40, 50, 60, 70, 80? I assumed it was about 5mph. Thanks!
just do the speed limit on your speedo and you're pretty much guaranteed to never get caught speeding. why would you spend the money to fix 10%?bigdogs_sv said:Is there a way to correct this problem with out changing the tire size. ie: recalibrate computer?????
well, bikes are allowed in HOV lanes, so there's nothing to worry about there. But if a speedo is optimistic, and you do the speed limit, you're always safe.shermans_shazaam said:when mine say 80, I am doing 75. I didnt know that until the other day, but I had a cop on my butt on the interstate a few weeks ago and I looked down, doing 80 in a 65 and the HOV Lane and crapped my pants. He got in the other lane then in front of me and took off. I would like to get that fixed.
Damn so you mean with my 120/70 front tire I'm actually going the speed it shows?!?!? On my speedo!?!?!?!?!stranger said:just do the speed limit on your speedo and you're pretty much guaranteed to never get caught speeding. why would you spend the money to fix 10%?
the judge/DA doesn't know that.Nexus242 said:Damn so you mean with my 120/70 front tire I'm actually going the speed it shows?!?!? On my speedo!?!?!?!?!
F**k!!!!!! I thought I had atleast a 10% error buffer I could use when I plead my next speeding ticket in court. This is the suck.
speedos are off by design, the odo isn't off, it's a european regulation that speedos cannot read slower than the actual speed, but it's ok to read fasterbigdogs_sv said:Is there a way to correct this problem with out changing the tire size. ie: recalibrate computer?????