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koso rx1n
brookie - 6/9/10 at 06:04 PM

right as above as it time to upgrade my mk blade im looking to put some digital cloock been looking at the koso rx1n and just wondering if there are any cheaper one on the market with the same spec

brookie - 7/9/10 at 04:46 PM

no one then

RK - 7/9/10 at 11:20 PM

There are lots cheaper that do more: but don't look the same. Don't most bike clocks look similar to those for a lot less?

brookie - 8/9/10 at 02:05 PM

what cheaper ones are out there only seen the koso one

RK - 8/9/10 at 10:56 PM

Acewell does more and it's less, also Trailtech Vapor, and VEYPOR (from Canada, 10 km from me as a matter of fact) to name 3. What is wrong with your bike gauges?

The problems with all the above, is that they don't necessarily look as sharp, and don't have a needle for revs, as the Koso does.

Russbost does Acewell, and we get 10% off as LCB layabouts. He is easy to deal with and will give you all the info you want on his products.

The Veypor does datalogging as well, but is tiny.

Personally, I am looking forward to ditching a whole load of gauges and going all in one, but not with any of the above!

jeffw - 9/9/10 at 05:36 AM

I had a Trailtech Vapor and swapped it out for a Koso RX2n+ and very glad I did. The tacho needle rather than the faint LED tacho is worth every penny.

brookie - 9/9/10 at 02:14 PM

quote:
Originally posted by jeffw
I had a Trailtech Vapor and swapped it out for a Koso RX2n+ and very glad I did. The tacho needle rather than the faint LED tacho is worth every penny.




what the diffrance between the koso rx1 and the rx2 then

brookie - 9/9/10 at 04:35 PM

95% im going for the koso

jeffw - 9/9/10 at 04:39 PM

Pretty sure you can Google it as well as I can. I went for the RX2n+ as they do one with 10K rev limit which suits the car engine in my Phoenix much better than the 20K limit.

brookie - 10/9/10 at 04:00 PM

im running bike engine that y i need a bigger revs

scootz - 10/9/10 at 04:03 PM

What engine are you using Brookie?