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What speedos do you use?

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    Bentley
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    Pictures of speedos you guys use! Currently mines standard however may go electronic . As the threading on my standard one isn't very good. Possibly a previous owner tampering with it?
    The mileage seems to tally up from mots.
    She's on 12.5K miles
    What do you guys think?

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      Calum
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      I think most of us chose the vapor units.

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      Always Originate, Never Pirate!

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        I think most of us chose the vapor units.

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        Bentley
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        @Calum thanks Callum just been looking at your build!
        I must say your using quality parts, which is what I'd do, I wouldn't touch a mat aka or whatever there called lol unless someone can somehow convince me.
        Hope you get it sorted soon. I do worry about spending cash on mine as you never get it back and it goes quick when you start lol. also I keep thinking of doing a bigger test.
        Will always appreciate and love those small engine 2 strokes. So may just keep it forever if i can.

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          @Calum thanks Callum just been looking at your build!
          I must say your using quality parts, which is what I'd do, I wouldn't touch a mat aka or whatever there called lol unless someone can somehow convince me.
          Hope you get it sorted soon. I do worry about spending cash on mine as you never get it back and it goes quick when you start lol. also I keep thinking of doing a bigger test.
          Will always appreciate and love those small engine 2 strokes. So may just keep it forever if i can.

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          Calum
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          @Bentley A good few of us have done our licenses, and keep these toys.

          Mitaka make good parts, don't be so quick to snob them off. When my DT got nicked, I was on a budget and needed it fixed. I ran Mitaka after the feckers thrashed the hell out of my bike with no oil. It lasted a good few years, I swapped it our for Wossner, even though it was still in very good condition.

          Always Originate, Never Pirate!

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            @Bentley A good few of us have done our licenses, and keep these toys.

            Mitaka make good parts, don't be so quick to snob them off. When my DT got nicked, I was on a budget and needed it fixed. I ran Mitaka after the feckers thrashed the hell out of my bike with no oil. It lasted a good few years, I swapped it our for Wossner, even though it was still in very good condition.

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            Bentley
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            @Calum woah! Really and was you doing quite a few miles/hours! Aren't mitaka cast pistons? And wossener forged?

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              Mightyman
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              I stuck a mitaka piston in my KTM SX 125 and although it had less compression (as i likely got the wrong size), i had no issues with it and the bike still flew !

              TDR 125 - 2001

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                Calum
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                Aye, but the Wossner ones are manufactured in China.

                Again never had an issue with either, but this isn't a highly strung engine. So it doesn't need to be hardcore.

                Always Originate, Never Pirate!

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                  finnerz89
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                  Another vote for the vapour Speedo from me0_1491017081363_IMG-20160921-WA0008.jpeg

                  Current bikes:
                  DT125X '07
                  Street Triple R '11
                  Aprilia ETV1000 '02

                  Previous:
                  DR650RSE '96
                  FJ1200 '92

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