When I changed the sprockets on my Vee to 16/43, the speedo was way fast...(i knew it would be)..

I just put a speedodrd from 12oclock labs on it last night, and used my GPS speed to calibrate it...It's now perfect.. Easy install, great product...

SpeedoDRD

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012 DL1000 Adventure

08 XL1200

Did the same, very easy to do with great results.

Me three!

The Speedo DRD is smaller and less expensive than the Speedo Healer. Mine has been flawless -- I think I've had it more than a year.

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2002 Suzuki DL1000 V-Strom, Dark Metallic Space Blue
1983 Suzuki GS850G, Cosmic Blue
2005 KLR650, Aztec Red - Turd II, the ReTurdening

x4 on the SpeedoDRD!

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DL1000K7

Hi

I have a couple questions...

What is the install process on this unit?

Using my gps, I have found my speedo to be fairly accurate up to about 45 mph. From there up it reads slow and around 60 actual it reads 55. If I install this and set the adjustment at 60 as it says to, will it throw off the speedo below 45 where it is about right?

Mark

it fixes the speed-o. how about the ODO and trip 1, trip 2 meter?

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That also...

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012 DL1000 Adventure

08 XL1200

It depends on what you mean by fix. The speedo is ~8% high in stock condition while the odo is ~2% high. Doing a fix for gearing won't change that relationship as the two can't be adjusted separately.

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Pat- 2007 DL650A was ridden to all 48 contiguous states. 2012 DL650A is just getting started.
Nicknames for posting ease on my part, Vee = all DL1000s. Wee = 2004-2011 DL650s. Glee = 2012+ DL650s

The Speedo DRD and the Speedo Healer both do the same thing -- they simply intercept the signals coming from the speedo sensor and send out signals that are whatever percentage you set faster or slower.

It's a simple percentage alteration -- speedos are normally off by a certain percentage.

The correction widgets come with instructions for calculating the correction needed, and there's even a calculator on the maker's web sites. The easiest way by far is to go for a ride with a GPS installed and note the differences in the readings.

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2002 Suzuki DL1000 V-Strom, Dark Metallic Space Blue
1983 Suzuki GS850G, Cosmic Blue
2005 KLR650, Aztec Red - Turd II, the ReTurdening

My speedo is actually very close to accurate under 45mph.. But by 55 -60 it is 5 mph slow

Mark