Using a Cycle Computer

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Using a Cycle Computer

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Hey, I was wondering If anybody has installed a Bike Computer on their scooter for Speed readout, You could easily install the magnet on the rim and receiver on the forks, but Would it be accurate on such a small tire at about 55mph max? My Aero pegs at about 44, and I need a different speed readout, I figured a cycle computer would be perfect if it would be accurate on this type of app.
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most of thos are for a 20" rims not 10..
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Yes, But you can program the tire size on many computers, that is what I was condering, if It would work.
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I've seen it done, it didn't look pretty but it worked.
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you could put and elite s head set on the get a kymco speedo.
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