Hi Ian
what diameter is your rev counter ? if its 60 mm this holder might be a option
https://www.tomosmopedparts.nl/nl/produ ... moto-guzzi
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Re: Rev counter mount
52mm.
I’m going to make something from a piece of aluminium alloy plate that I have.
I’m going to make something from a piece of aluminium alloy plate that I have.
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Re: Rev counter mount
perhaps use a trailer hitch protection as housing?
Inside dia should be in range of your instrument.
https://www.obi.de/p/7380801/las-kupplu ... gI_svD_BwE
Inside dia should be in range of your instrument.
https://www.obi.de/p/7380801/las-kupplu ... gI_svD_BwE
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Re: Rev counter mount
Hi there Ian,
Which cheap electronic rev counter did you go for? I might be interested in getting one for my little TS715 too.
Which cheap electronic rev counter did you go for? I might be interested in getting one for my little TS715 too.
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Re: Rev counter mount
Chewythekneeslider wrote:Hi there Ian,
Which cheap electronic rev counter did you go for? I might be interested in getting one for my little TS715 too.
If the link works, I have this one -
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/198564117987 ... ame=111028
The same one is listed numerous times by different sellers. As you can see, it wasn't much money so I don't know how long it will survive.
Very few of the others I found seem to work on single cylinder engines.
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Re: Rev counter mount
use some rubber and zip ties along and the handlebares and it will work 
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Re: Rev counter mount
ranton_rambler wrote:Chewythekneeslider wrote:Hi there Ian,
Which cheap electronic rev counter did you go for? I might be interested in getting one for my little TS715 too.
If the link works, I have this one -
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/198564117987 ... ame=111028
The same one is listed numerous times by different sellers. As you can see, it wasn't much money so I don't know how long it will survive.
Very few of the others I found seem to work on single cylinder engines.
Thanks for that, I've ordered one. I think that I might have a go at producing a mounting for it with CAD and my 3d printer.
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