Ah I see, the magnet goes on the spindle of the hub rather than the rim.
It all makes sense (no pun intended) now !!!
Cheers
MB Digital Speedometer
-
paulmgreen
- registered user
- Posts: 517
- Joined: Sun Jan 04, 2009 4:34 pm
- Main scooter: Lambretta Group 4 Race 200
- Location: Grantham
- Contact:
Bilko wrote:Does this help?
Taken from MB's website
I drilled the hub and recessed the magnet into it so it is flush.
YouTuve Vlog channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEhrgL ... vY_4Px2WTg
www.JPPLambretta.co.uk
Sponsors Replay Scooters JPPLambretta
www.JPPLambretta.co.uk
Sponsors Replay Scooters JPPLambretta
Just as a matter of interest, can you give me a link to that picture on the mb website as I still can't find it and am interested where it actually is.Bilko wrote:Does this help?
Taken from MB's website
Cheers.
-
ArKaTxU
- Dealer
- Posts: 340
- Joined: Wed Jan 07, 2009 8:26 am
- Main scooter: TV175 64-Jet200 68-Jet200 82
- Location: Rias Baixas
- Contact:
KCB wrote:Just as a matter of interest, can you give me a link to that picture on the mb website as I still can't find it and am interested where it actually is.Bilko wrote:Does this help?
Taken from MB's website
Cheers.
http://trailtech.lambrettaspares.com/pr ... %20309.jpg
Right got it, that's why i couldn't find it.
Those pictures are from the Vapor speedo section rather than the Racetour speedo bit.
I guess they must use the same sensor and bracket arrangement then.
Cheers for the replies.
Those pictures are from the Vapor speedo section rather than the Racetour speedo bit.
I guess they must use the same sensor and bracket arrangement then.
Cheers for the replies.