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Will adding a couple teeth to my rear sprocket affect my speedo readout? Much? Any?
Thanks,
gregc

 

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Re: gearing change affect speedo readout? (gregc)

If the trigger pick up is on the front sprocket yes. It will read faster than you are actually traveling and put more miles on. This should go without saying but I feel the need to be Captin obvious. If the pick up is on the front wheel, no.

 

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Re: gearing change affect speedo readout? (gregc)

no gearing change will affect your speedo reading. on the '00 900ss/ie, the speedometer's run off the front axle. so if you wheelie a lot, your "mileage" will be lower than actual

 

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Re: gearing change affect speedo readout? (s4strati)

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Ha, never thought of that. Sorry officer I was trying to keep the miles down.

 

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Thanks, sometimes I miss the real obvious stuff. Easier to ask than think, huh?
Greg ...