New Tachometers

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Brand new tachometers - $96 from Steadfast.

New Tachometers


http://steadfastcycles.com/cart/index.p ... ts_id=1891

Any other suggestions? Seems like a heck of a deal.
 
Made in which hot n sweaty country? And do they have engineering drawings (ha ha) or just copied them on the usual philosophy of " if it looks the same it must work the same".

I'd rather spend that money on having genuine clocks re-built by recognised instrument technicians.

Mick
 
Joel Levine in Atlanta - $150 gets your Smiths looking and working like brand new with one-year warranty.
 
ML said:
Made in which hot n sweaty country? And do they have engineering drawings (ha ha) or just copied them on the usual philosophy of " if it looks the same it must work the same".

I'd rather spend that money on having genuine clocks re-built by recognised instrument technicians.

Mick

I have nothing now, so I need something. Can't rebuild what you ain't got.

And I really don't care where it's made. Not like I'm taking jobs from for poor folks at Smiths.
 
I knew it was too old, that's why I said it was a reference point. Call Nisongers and see if they have any "on the shelf" (that's what I would do) or call Rabers (or another dealer) and ask then what they would do.

And I FULLY understand the end of a project rush, resist it! I have seen far too many restorations crapped on at the last minute.

Unclviny
 
Unclviny said:
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And I FULLY understand the end of a project rush, resist it! I have seen far too many restorations crapped on at the last minute.

Unclviny

I crapped from the beginning, no pressure to make it better now...

Especially with everyone here praying I get done, start riding and stop posting. :mrgreen:
 
I've seen the photo's, your bike looks great. If you don't post constantly who will?

Unclviny
 
You don't scare me!, my Hobot to English translator just came back from the shop (it exploded, nobody knows why).

Unclviny
 
Unclviny said:
You don't scare me!, my Hobot to English translator just came back from the shop (it exploded, nobody knows why).

Unclviny

For some reason, MY Hobot translator (Hobot :arrow: english :arrow: french) does not work at all, where did you get yours fixed :?:

Jean
 
If Hobot would just say what's he's beating around the bush about and stop trying to make his posts look like Shakespeare's sonnets ( a new line every 7 or 8 words :roll:), I'm sure he has something worthwhile to say in there somewhere.
 
To un-hijack my own thread, has anyone had any experience with the Steadfast Cycles tachs?
 
If they are the same repros as sold by other vendors then they are based on a Jap speedo and actually work fine.
 
pelican said:
cnw prob has a stack of old ones they would sell

If they did they wouldn't hoard them. You'd see them for sale or they'd sell them in bulk to a repair place.
 
I don't know. I got some used parts from them. Said to just ask for more
 
swooshdave said:
To un-hijack my own thread, has anyone had any experience with the Steadfast Cycles tachs?

ensure that the ratio's are correct for your bike norton and not a one size fits all as triumph etc will be different - unless of course it's merely decoration - then who cares
 
mikegray660 said:
swooshdave said:
To un-hijack my own thread, has anyone had any experience with the Steadfast Cycles tachs?

ensure that the ratio's are correct for your bike norton and not a one size fits all as triumph etc will be different - unless of course it's merely decoration - then who cares

Pretty sure tachs are simple. All the Brit tachs I'm use to are driven off the cam which is a 4:1 ratio. At least that's the case for Triumph, BSA and Norton.
 
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