Does this have a speedometer function?
1803485
nope, just on the bottom left corner the ETA and bottom right will be the distance for the next turn
1803486
Yes it does, and it is very accurate! I was impressed with the device for the price I paid.
248191
I believe it does. You can add it to, for example, a Redline which has no GPS. It will use the GPS in your phone. But the lockouts are MANUALLY done by the user. It can also reduce some falses on a Max because it knows the Posted Speed Limit. If you are below the Posted Speed Limit it will not do a normal alert. It will go into "Cruise" mode with a short alert and go silent.
1070472
It will measure speed if you purchase the separate speed wheel (like a transducer with a paddle that measures speed.) I just use my handheld GPS to do the same thing.
1689510
Has a suction cup similar to GPS/Radar detectors. Works well. I was able to run the wire around the liner of the windshield to hide it. It sits discretely behind my rearview mirror.
185723
Should work fine. It reads the front wheel rotation. This is the 3rd bike and speedometer my wife had. She likes, because easy to read and use.
1780552
It has I believe 5 different combinations of what is displayed odometer is one of the displays in the 4 lines. Average speed I don't think it does but it has an indicator next to the speedometer that says If your current speed is above or below the average I just go off of that mainly.
981424
Yes it is a speedometer, odometer, hour meter, rpm, clock, and has different settings. I do have an issue with the Vapor though and would like you to know about it. The bike i have it on, i ride a lot off road. In rough terrain or very bumpy conditions the battery loses connection and resets (zeros) the settings. It is very frustrating to be on a ride and lose track of distance when you are counting on it. I spoke with trail tech and they suggest electric grease which did nothing. internally, it is a poor design where the battery makes connection. Overall, the Vapor is okay but for the price, one would expect a little more.
1527151
it should but there are much cheaper and simpler(and smaller) odometer/speedometer devices for bikes, you don't need the tachometer function, the cylinder head temp, oil pressure light, shift lights, directional indicator lights....Good luck, I would suggest getting something for a bicycle it will save you money and trouble
1442295
It has one. But it is not worth the money. I ended up smashing the hell out of mine on frustration. The gps worked fine for 2 months and then never again. And if the gps fails you think that all you have to do is wait for better signal and then start the process however there is no way to restart the thing. I bought a polar m400. Completely better.
1676833
Yes it does. I have measured a certain distance by car then ran the same route and the Garmin 10 is correct. I love mine for a few different reasons. I am so glad my friend shared information about hers. Well spent money.
452384
YES. This unit can be used to read speed of just about anything that passes within its range.
741529
Yes it does. "It also provides a "Curve Warning" response whenever you are .2 of mile from a serious curve. I find this vary useful when driving new roads. Every time the speed limit changes if you are more than 5 mph over the new limit you will get a audio "Speed Warning" as well as anytime you drift to 5 mph above the posted limit.
2102735
No - it is a speed and temp sensor only. Your head unit will have a socket for this AND the imaging sensor. If you have Gps no need for this speed accessory.
1909352
Yes it does. First thing you do when you set this up is enter the size of your tires and it will read the speed and distance travelled and much more when you set it up correctly. Go to Youtube and type in Sigma BC 1009 and it will show you step by step set up and installation. Happy riding.
1211402
Yes, it does. However, it is difficult to use very frequently. I should say that I purchased mine for a wander alarm (to monitor a handicapped person). It went off almost every time they moved, rendering this useless for that purpose. I ended up dumping it and getting a baby monitor which allwed me to watch what they were doing rather than knowing every time they moved! MUCH better solution. Unless you are using it to monitor movement in your driveway, etc.
700064
Yes, it's a speedometer, tach and trip/hours computer. The speedometer operates off a magnetic sensor attached to the brake caliper bracket or the fork. The gauge also measures air and engine temperature, and it is designed for bikes like the 230L. Check Trail Tech's website for installation instructions (very easy) and to get the correct tach wire resistor for your bike. If you don't have a resistor, the tach reading will be jumpy.
64801
Yes, GPCS speed which is accurate. Regular speed shown on dash speedometer is either a wheel that turns from the water or water going into lower unit via a rubber hose.