I had this little speedometer on my bike that I had bought from K-mart. It had been on it for about a week when I got the idea of trying it on my ATV. I actually didnt think it was going to work at first but after I hooked it up to the ATV's front right side tire and put the moniter on my handle bar I tested it. I drove down the road ummmm I mean a trail (I would never ahum ahum ride on the road )[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img] with my grandfather beside me in his truck. His truck speedometer read 40 as the fastest speed I was going and my speedometer read that 39 was the fastest speed so for only about $7.00 I got a speedometer that is accurate within a 1-2 mph differential.

Has anyone else tried this?

 

just some adhesive holding the thing to your tire? does it seem like it will fly off?

 

lol. gps, no glue required

 

Yeah. Will last longer 2

 

gps is always different depending on manufacturer. not to acurate in my opinion one time it said i was around a mile away from my cabin and i was on the doorstep. and it was a good one that we used in hunters ed.

 

i haven't heard anything good about a GPS being accurate for speed. u ever seen a 300EX with a whitebros e-series pipe and K&N filter doing 90mph? well according to this kid's GPS, that's exactly what he did.

 

GPS is accurate but does has its moments. we did 400mph towing a loaded 19 ft toy box behind a stock expedition through the mountains. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

ive found them to be extremely accurate for the most part.

 

Let me know if you can get a GPS for 7 bucks at Wally Mart...[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

gps depends on how good of a signal they get mines always accurate but doesnt read out instantly it can be accurate within 2 feet or accurate within 20 feet

 

HA 2: where can i get one of those? i'll bet it would make my quad go like 500 mph. how much horsepower does it add?