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Yeah and to calib the speedo healer you will need to have a rear stand.
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how hard is it to install and calibrate the speedo healer.
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Install is plug and play. Calibration takes some math and or a rear stand.
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Well I have a stand and I used to be good at math in highschool and college so I am sure I can figure it out.
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I figured it out so Im sure a 5th grader could easily install it. You should be fine.
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Exactly.. if we could install it, anybody could!!
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as for calibrating... I used my GPS so I could get it spot on. if you have no gas gauge it's more important you get this right as even 1% off adds up over a full tank and you may be caught off guard running low on fuel. ![]() |
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This may be a stupid question but when you are replacing your chain do you have to replace both sprockets with it.
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If you changing the chain size then always yes.
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