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An expensive bit of kit. But anyone who has a dedicated track bike should definitely have one. The data they produce is beneficial to reducing lap times. Street use would be totally pointless (unless of course it gets stolen and then you can find it via GPS if there is a way to access it remotely).
 
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Yep. The gps sensor comes in handy for not having to blip the counter on finishline. I got hold of a sensor from a tricolore, but without the usb stick. Should mean i can get the gps lap counter but can only hold 30 laps in the dash i guess. I saw what the rest of the data mean and it will problaby be less interesting to me. I am not Marques :)
Hope it will work without the dda stick.
 

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Installed one last week. Found a new one on EBay for $399 and could not resist. The install was not that easy as I had to take off the front fairing. I will be out on take next month and I will give some feed back.

I had one on my StreetFighter S and I am looking for to the GPS on the new one.
 

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If ya want to shift reverse without having to buy the reverse 899 shift rod and you do not want to pay big money, a guy i know has a hongkong set on his 1199 for about 200 bucks and he is happy with it. Got it of ebay. Can be reverse shifted with Original rod.
 

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If ya want to shift reverse without having to buy the reverse 899 shift rod and you do not want to pay big money, a guy i know has a hongkong set on his 1199 for about 200 bucks and he is happy with it. Got it of ebay. Can be reverse shifted with Original rod.
Sorry, this message should have been written in another topic. My wrong. .......
 
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