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Date Posted: 03:26:01 05/11/04 Tue
Author: Massa J
Subject: Re: The pickup for the speedo is at the front sprocket and it tends to get gummed up with chain lube and road grime, You might want to check that before replacing any parts.
In reply to: Bruce(TX) 's message, "The pickup for the speedo is at the front sprocket and it tends to get gummed up with chain lube and road grime, You might want to check that before replacing any parts." on 11:14:07 05/08/04 Sat

Cheers Bruce. I had tried that but its spotless. I reckon its a mechanical problem in the speedo.
J.

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