Mine indicates the same Wanderer...however it has a whopping 10% speedometer error (intentional it seems). So 110 indicated (GPS verified to 100 km/h) is about 6600 rpm.Rode a round trip of about 75 KM yesterday and noticed on average the revs at 100 KPH where spot on 6000 is that about the same for most people?
I am 90 KG (198 LB) plus clobber.
Mine indicates the same Wanderer...however it has a whopping 10% speedometer error (intentional it seems). So 110 indicated (GPS verified to 100 km/h) is about 6600 rpm.
Mine indicates the same Wanderer...however it has a whopping 10% speedometer error (intentional it seems). So 110 indicated (GPS verified to 100 km/h) is about 6600 rpm.
USA bikes seem to be the only ones in the world that don't have an intentional 8% high speedo. The bizarre thing is that the rest of world bikes have speedo error but the odometers are right on. My speedo and odo were actually 1.4% low before I changed gearing. Now it is 8.5% low. And, my tach reads high by 4% compared to the scan tool read out so keep that in mind as another possible variable. I have verified that the CBR250R will match speed vs rpm exactly as predicted by gearing commander when you throw out the various errors.Well, something is different then.
I guess mine has less error then?
Hold the mode button till it says MPH. They use the same cluster and sensors.Yep thats about right indicated for out metric speedos.
Bit of speedo error and I dont have a gps but-
9000 is 152 indicated
9500 is 161 indicated
10,000 is 167 indicated
10,500 is 172 indicated.
What are the USA mph bikes showing at the same revs for interests sake?
That is similar to me, as I am heavier than you.In the US I get 65mph at 6000rpm. I'm 165 before gear. I'm also at 4500ft elevation which probably helps.
Yes its in the manual but wont change for me..( maybe I'm doing it wrong.)Hold the mode button till it says MPH. They use the same cluster and sensors.
It's possible the KPH measurement is just not as accurate with the number of pulses the sensor gives off. Both my S4 and my CBR are dead on 100% accurate though.
Ya, I've done it on accident a couple of times when I didn't feel like looking in the manual on how to set the clock haha.Yes its in the manual but wont change for me..( maybe I'm doing it wrong.)
Can you get your mph bikes to show kph? says to hold mode button.
etiainen, I just ran a short test (vid attached. Couldn't run too long -- that's a monitored 45mph zone). I've got a U.S. bike as well (I'm in Atlanta), and my revs/mph seem to match yours: approx. 6500rpm @ 60mph.60MPH is around 6500 or so RPM on mine in 6th.
66MPH is around 7000 or so RPM on mine in 6th.
Yours seems different than mine?