12Oclock labs SpeedoDRD calibrater
#1
03-04-2012, 04:43 PM
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Fredericksburg, VA
Posts: 90
12Oclock labs SpeedoDRD calibrater
Just thought I would give a quick review of the SpeedoDRD I have had on my bike for the past 10 month.
This device fits 09+ KLX250 with electronic speedometers.
It is very small (thumb nail size) and plug an play. No wire splicing, just plug it in.
Before installing the unit my speedometer was reading 9% high and the odometer read 3% high.
There is a little programing button you use to increase or decrease your spedometer reading by just about any % you like.
I set mine to reduce readings by 9% and now have a speedometer which is dead on accurate.
This unit also effects the odometer. My odometer now reads 6% low.
I haven't had to mess with it since installing last spring.
I found mine online for $70.00.
Craig
This device fits 09+ KLX250 with electronic speedometers.
It is very small (thumb nail size) and plug an play. No wire splicing, just plug it in.
Before installing the unit my speedometer was reading 9% high and the odometer read 3% high.
There is a little programing button you use to increase or decrease your spedometer reading by just about any % you like.
I set mine to reduce readings by 9% and now have a speedometer which is dead on accurate.
This unit also effects the odometer. My odometer now reads 6% low.
I haven't had to mess with it since installing last spring.
I found mine online for $70.00.
Craig
#4
03-04-2012, 11:09 PM
Is the Vapor a true "drop in" install ? Or is there some wonkey fitting, cutting and "adjusting" to make it fit and look good ?
#7
03-05-2012, 01:40 AM
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Northern Kettle Moraine
Posts: 628
https://www.kawasakiforums.com/forum...klx250s-34253/
Not exactly plug and play. I myself would not do this to my 09, unless the factory display crapped out. Yeah it has a temp gauge, but the fan comes on by itself if needed.
Not exactly plug and play. I myself would not do this to my 09, unless the factory display crapped out. Yeah it has a temp gauge, but the fan comes on by itself if needed.
#8
03-06-2012, 09:21 PM
Just thought I would give a quick review of the SpeedoDRD I have had on my bike for the past 10 month.
This device fits 09+ KLX250 with electronic speedometers.
It is very small (thumb nail size) and plug an play. No wire splicing, just plug it in.
Before installing the unit my speedometer was reading 9% high and the odometer read 3% high.
There is a little programing button you use to increase or decrease your spedometer reading by just about any % you like.
I set mine to reduce readings by 9% and now have a speedometer which is dead on accurate.
This unit also effects the odometer. My odometer now reads 6% low.
I haven't had to mess with it since installing last spring.
I found mine online for $70.00.
Craig
This device fits 09+ KLX250 with electronic speedometers.
It is very small (thumb nail size) and plug an play. No wire splicing, just plug it in.
Before installing the unit my speedometer was reading 9% high and the odometer read 3% high.
There is a little programing button you use to increase or decrease your spedometer reading by just about any % you like.
I set mine to reduce readings by 9% and now have a speedometer which is dead on accurate.
This unit also effects the odometer. My odometer now reads 6% low.
I haven't had to mess with it since installing last spring.
I found mine online for $70.00.
Craig
My speedo (2009) was off -9.7%. I did exactly as you did - fixed the speed, and left the odo to do whatever. My odo is only off about 3% now. I have had mine installed about 8 months. No problems so far. I really like being able to know how fast I'm going!
I can see how people balk at the cost (I paid $70 as well), but those are the things I buy when someone gives me "birthday money" or stuff like that... stuff I'd never devote my actual paycheck to.
