Has anyone heard of the Speed'o healer?

[Eagalicious]

I was told that our speedo's are inaccurate, so I used my GPS. I have been researching this and during my search found this product. What do you guys think, worth it or not?

http://www.healtech-electronics.com/

Thanks in advance,

John

[THE MUFFIN MAN]

yes, good product

[gomerpyle]

No,,,,, buy a modern motorcycle !

New KTM's have the ability from the dash panel, to change the distance the front wheel travels in one revolution. Thereby insuring an accurate MPH or KPH reading.

[Over TWO Customs]

Speedo Healers do work but are only as accurate as the device its comparing to.

[NiceGuysFinishLast]

Most major manufacturers read roughly 10% high, while odometers are (generally) much more accurate. It's built in error. I just mentally adjust for it, I'd never spend the $ on something like that. That being said, it's your money, your bike, and your decision. I've heard the product works well, exactly as advertised and has good customer service, but I have no personal experience.

[Eagalicious]

Thank you all for your responses, I really appreciate the feedback. :D

[secondgen7]

I had one on my previous bike and was happy with it. It's especially useful for keeping the odometer accurate after/when making gearing changes. Pretty easy to set with GPS as a baseline and has a "highest speed" memory, if that at all appeals to you. :)

[TroyBoy30]

i like the looks of this new one better

SpeedoDRD

http://www.motomummy.com/store/product.php?productid=18212&cat=0&page=1

http://www.motomummy.com/store/images/P/speedo.jpg

[Eagalicious]

No,,,,, buy a modern motorcycle !

But... but... mine is an '08... that's modern, right ? :bigsadeyes:

[JSKeezy]

I have one and no problem...I just dont want to rack alot of miles that are full of errors (thats if i decided to sell my bike which is highly not going to happen :lol: )

[Woodk61000]

If you are going to change the gearing go for it, if not, leave it alone and save your money

[Seca]

good product