Speedometer CD70 CDI

Key Benefits:

• • • A motorbike speedometer is a crucial instrument located on the motorcycle dashboard or instrument cluster.
    • Its primary function is to measure and display the current speed at which the motorcycle is traveling.
    • The speedometer provides real-time information to the rider, allowing them to adjust their riding speed as needed ¹.
  • Components and Operation:
    • The motorbike speedometer typically includes the following components:
      • Speed Sensor: This sensor detects the rotation of a wheel (usually the front wheel) or a toothed wheel (known as a reluctor) attached to the wheel.
      • Display Unit: The speedometer features either an analog dial or a digital screen to show the speed.
      • Mechanical or Electronic System: The system calculates the speed based on the wheel’s rotation and displays it in either miles per hour (mph) or kilometers per hour (km/h) ².
  • Additional Information Displayed:
    • In addition to speed, modern motorbike speedometers may also provide other relevant data:
      • Odometer: Total distance traveled by the motorcycle.
      • Trip Meter: Distance covered during a specific trip.
      • Fuel Level: Some speedometers integrate a fuel gauge.
      • Gear Position Indicator: Indicates the current gear.
      • Clock: Displays the time.
      • Warning Lights: Alerts for low fuel, engine temperature, etc¹.

  Remember that the motorbike speedometer is a critical tool for safe riding. It helps riders maintain appropriate speeds, adhere to traffic rules, and enjoy a smooth and controlled ride!