Speedo faulty- but not its fault!

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sneakypete
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Speedo faulty- but not its fault!

Fri Sep 16, 2011 11:52 pm

i dropped a tooth on the front sprocket (down to 15 from 16) on my 05 Z1000 for a little extra punch, and now i am sure the speedo is out..

any ideas who i can see about fixing the speedo?
 
Kermit
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Re: Speedo faulty- but not its fault!

Sat Sep 17, 2011 12:00 am

sneakypete wrote:i dropped a tooth on the front sprocket (down to 15 from 16) on my 05 Z1000 for a little extra punch, and now i am sure the speedo is out..

any ideas who i can see about fixing the speedo?


Speedohealer

http://www.healtech-electronics.com/
 
smithy5
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Re: Speedo faulty- but not its fault!

Sat Sep 17, 2011 5:38 am

+1 for the Speedo Healer

But you could also give James McMullen a call at Mobile Instrument Service
Unit 13/11 Bowmans Rd (just off Vardys Rd Marayong end)
Kings Park NSW (02) 9621 8190
 
philbo
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Re: Speedo faulty- but not its fault!

Sat Sep 17, 2011 7:01 am

once you got speedo healer in you can change it with the gearing you put in apparently. Have one on my bike. Had the dealer install it
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