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speedometer readings for a motorcycle
How speedometer readings for a motorcycle:
1. The number below the short vertical line around the circle of the odometer is the speed value, while the yellow pointer indicates the current speed of the motorcycle. In the figure below, the pointer points to 0 because the motorcycle has stopped.
2. There are two groups of numbers in the odometer. Look at the above group of numbers first. This group of numbers can be reset manually. The current displayed number is how many kilometers have been traveled since the reset.
3. There is a turnbuckle on the left side of the odometer, which can be rotated to reset this group of numbers.
The electronic instruments are mainly composed of speed sensors and digital instruments. The failure probability of this system is generally very small, but if the failure occurs, the maintenance cost is relatively high;
This is mainly because the instrument and speed sensor are integrated, so the replacement cost will be more expensive. The failure of this system should be mainly due to the problem of the instrument. Because the probability of sensor failure is not high, the focus should be on the inspection of the instrument. Users of mechanical instruments can repair them by themselves, while electronic instruments can only be repaired by professionals. Because users do not have the skills in this field, they must not dismantle them randomly to avoid unnecessary losses. In addition, you should look at the pointer when you are riding. Generally, motorcycles have two pointer meters, one is the engine tachometer, and the other is the speedometer. The speedometer (speedometer) is the one with two lines of numbers. When the pointer points to 50 when driving, it means that your vehicle speed is 50 kilometers per hour. However, some motorcycles have only one pointer, that is, they have only a speedometer and no engine tachometer.In terms of motorcycle kilometers, the number below the short vertical line around the odometer is the speed value, while the yellow pointer indicates the current speed of the motorcycle. There are two groups of numbers in the odometer. Look at the above group of numbers first. This group of numbers can be reset manually. The current displayed number is how many kilometers have been traveled since the reset. There is a button that can be rotated on the left side of the odometer. Turn the button to reset this group of numbers. The numbers below the odometer. This group of figures is a total of how many kilometers the motorcycle has traveled since it landed. This group of figures cannot be reset.
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