Will be interesting to see what the other Canadians say, but to me I would be suspect of my GPS at this point.Originally Posted by bigbird
Will be interesting to see what the other Canadians say, but to me I would be suspect of my GPS at this point.
It's not the GPS.
In riding with a buddy who has a new H-D, and who claims his speedo is spot on, his 100 kph saw 108kph on my speedometer.
The same GPS in my car is also spot on.
Mine matched both my Garmin 665 and every police speed box I have ever passed.
My speedometer is dead even with the GPS. Tested it at different speeds up to 85 mph.
At 100 kph on the speedo my gps says 95 kph. I just adjust in my head.
Based on two results, I'll say it's a Canadian thing.At 100 kph on the speedo my gps says 95 kph. I just adjust in my head.
I've got too much going on in my head to adjust any more. I'll let the SpeedoHealer do the thinking for me.
That's either quite a coincidence, or something truly awry with the hoser bikes
Ay?
My bike has EH-BS, eh, and a wonky speedo.That's either quite a coincidence, or something truly awry with the hoser bikes
Ay?
Maybe they are mutually inclusive?
Now we need to check with our Ozzie and Euro friends to see if their metric speedos also read low.
My 2006 1300R VTX was off. Riding 45 mph, people were always on my butt. Well, every speed unless I thought I was speeding. My GPS showed what speed I was actually doing. I purchased the Speed O Healer. Easy to install. It connects plug & play. It's cable has a little digital box and a set button. By their website, you type in the information and it gives you a number to dial in. Now I am on the money. Also, the Odometer does not rack up miles faster than I am traveling them anymore. I was able to do my brother's 1300C in under 15 minutes in the parking lot of his work.
My Honda 750 and 1300 were off about the same.
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