D dbmg Guest Jul 11, 2016 #11 Jack Klarich said: Mine is -5 mph Click to expand... Jeff Klarich said: No, in my experience Harley speedos just are inherently off. Speedometers don't have to be certified to be accurate. Click to expand... And the faster you go the more off speedo's usually are.....
Jack Klarich said: Mine is -5 mph Click to expand... Jeff Klarich said: No, in my experience Harley speedos just are inherently off. Speedometers don't have to be certified to be accurate. Click to expand... And the faster you go the more off speedo's usually are.....
FXDL4ME Member Jul 11, 2016 #12 dbmg said: And the faster you go the more off speedo's usually are..... Click to expand... So you're saying I was actually probably only going about 68 mph??
dbmg said: And the faster you go the more off speedo's usually are..... Click to expand... So you're saying I was actually probably only going about 68 mph??
D dbmg Guest Jul 11, 2016 #13 FXDL4ME said: So you're saying I was actually probably only going about 68 mph?? Click to expand... Nah...... You were probably at 90 + but I won't tell anyone.. Hears a read that explains: http://www.superstreetbike.com/how-to/are-speedometers-accurate-mythbusters or http://www.popularmechanics.com/cars/how-to/a3127/4260708/
FXDL4ME said: So you're saying I was actually probably only going about 68 mph?? Click to expand... Nah...... You were probably at 90 + but I won't tell anyone.. Hears a read that explains: http://www.superstreetbike.com/how-to/are-speedometers-accurate-mythbusters or http://www.popularmechanics.com/cars/how-to/a3127/4260708/
coopernicus Senior Member Contributor Jul 12, 2016 #14 Last year I was clocked at 87 and that's what my speedo was saying. Needless to say I got a ticket