530/520 conversion kits
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I just left it.
at first, it was irritating that the speedo was (noticeably) off, and I was shopping for the healer, but now, after a few weeks of riding, I completely dont care. The bike is waaay more fun now, and easier to clock felony speeds. I think i'd RATHER have it read faster than I'm actually going, subconsciously temper the right wrist a little. Orrrr not...
oh, and I like the "better" fuel mileage, too
at first, it was irritating that the speedo was (noticeably) off, and I was shopping for the healer, but now, after a few weeks of riding, I completely dont care. The bike is waaay more fun now, and easier to clock felony speeds. I think i'd RATHER have it read faster than I'm actually going, subconsciously temper the right wrist a little. Orrrr not...
oh, and I like the "better" fuel mileage, too
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Joined: May 2005
Posts: 470
From: titusville, fl
as Motorcyclist wrote:
con: tiny numbers on speedo hard to read quickly
pro: tiny numbers on speedo easy to ignore
wife says I'm too good at ignoring stuff.
coincidence? I don't think so.
con: tiny numbers on speedo hard to read quickly
pro: tiny numbers on speedo easy to ignore
wife says I'm too good at ignoring stuff.
coincidence? I don't think so.
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