SIP Lambretta Digital Speedo
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Is the magnetic pick up included?
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No it is an accessory and you will need to invent a bracket for it.
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Racks the price up them?
Is there an upcoming magazine article on these speedos?
Is there an upcoming magazine article on these speedos?
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Yes there will be an article on the SIP speedos but I don't know how far off that will be at the moment. Still some more things to test.
As for fitting pics - most people wont be able to fit the way I've done mine because it is bolted to the disc link where the retaining stud normally fits (only works with anti-dive conversions)
As for fitting pics - most people wont be able to fit the way I've done mine because it is bolted to the disc link where the retaining stud normally fits (only works with anti-dive conversions)
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I got a grown up to do it at Replay Scooters! I'll ask if he had any problems? Correction to Scooter - It's an early Jet 200 (1967), so it may have a different headset?Minority wrote:Hey Maz how did you go with the actual physical fitment of the unit in the SX headset (not any electrical connections). A lot of chat on the forums suggest that the speedo cable connection is in the wrong place and in a SX headset the cable/fixing actually pushes against the back of the fork (instead of going down the middle of the fork) and prevents the headset and/or speedo fitting properly. Seems the GP headset has enough room to accomodate this.Maz wrote:I've had mine on my SX for a week, done 260 running in miles.
Everything works perfectly with a BGM 120 stator. I have been using a GPS to check and adjust the mileage.
It looks standard, but is a great trick part! It's the best thing ever!
Will be fitting one on my GP shortly!
I've put some pictures in 'Show as Your Scoots' section.
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Can it include a fix for the rev counter on Wassell DC conversions which include a battery pleaseSpeed Demon wrote:Yes there will be an article on the SIP speedos but I don't know how far off that will be at the moment....
I am a subscriber, after all :smug:
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Thanks for that Maz, it would be nice to see if they had any problems. Saw your Jet 200 in the "Show us your Scoots" section, very nice!!Maz wrote:I got a grown up to do it at Replay Scooters! I'll ask if he had any problems? Correction to Scooter - It's an early Jet 200 (1967), so it may have a different headset?Minority wrote:Hey Maz how did you go with the actual physical fitment of the unit in the SX headset (not any electrical connections). A lot of chat on the forums suggest that the speedo cable connection is in the wrong place and in a SX headset the cable/fixing actually pushes against the back of the fork (instead of going down the middle of the fork) and prevents the headset and/or speedo fitting properly. Seems the GP headset has enough room to accomodate this.Maz wrote:I've had mine on my SX for a week, done 260 running in miles.
Everything works perfectly with a BGM 120 stator. I have been using a GPS to check and adjust the mileage.
It looks standard, but is a great trick part! It's the best thing ever!
Will be fitting one on my GP shortly!
I've put some pictures in 'Show as Your Scoots' section.
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Now that does sound interesting. The first two mods that I was planning were the SIP speedo and converting the disc brake to antidive.Speed Demon wrote:Yes there will be an article on the SIP speedos but I don't know how far off that will be at the moment. Still some more things to test.
As for fitting pics - most people wont be able to fit the way I've done mine because it is bolted to the disc link where the retaining stud normally fits (only works with anti-dive conversions)
Actually make that three mods, the other one was fitting advance/retard to the ignition, either the Augusto, the Readspeed CDI or the M-Tech.
I would still be interested in pics if you have a chance.
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I had another thought about that, have you tried tapping into the feed from the pickup? probably won't work but might be worth a try?sideout wrote:Can it include a fix for the rev counter on Wassell DC conversions which include a battery pleaseSpeed Demon wrote:Yes there will be an article on the SIP speedos but I don't know how far off that will be at the moment....![]()
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