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    by request Sigma Computer Mount


    here is the sigma computer itself mounted on the triple tree


    this is the sensor mounted on the left fork with some clever wire work it mounts. (the stock mounts are made for narrow bike forks so it was a no go)


    the magnet is mounted onto a ziptie which is then attached to the brake disc.

    the system is calibrated by taking the measurement of a full rotation of the tire, and entering it into the computer, it then counts the passes from the magnet and give an accurate reading...(supposedly more accurate than the stock speedometer)

    the previous owner did all of this but showed me how hed done it.

    any questions??? ill do my best to anwer them
    I believe whatever doesnt kill you simply makes you.....

    stranger.


    #2
    Re: by request Sigma Computer Mount

    Hah! That's almost exactly how mine is done too!
    Hawkless... Traded it back for my assault rifle.

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      #3
      what model sigma is that? BC 506? I recently emailed a rep and he says that ALL sigma computers can be used for the motorcycles b/c they all accurately read up to 186 mph. However, I read a review from someone saying that his doesn't and he has the BC 1106 or whatever it is.

      Also, how far away from the sensor is the magnet? I hear it has to be within 5mm...

      Thx,
      You know your a hawkaddict when you check ebay and craigslist every hour for parts to upgrade

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        #4
        i had a cats eye untill the magnet flew off then the display flew off the next day and i couldnt find it

        zip ties are your friend
        1988 & 1991 hawkgt, 2005 rc51

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          #5
          I have a BC1400, I think.
          Works fine. I binned the supplied magnet with a sooper dooper one off eBay (20p each I think) that clings to a tiny steel bracket on one of the disc bolts.
          The display mounts to my Lobuc dash using the chopped Sigma mount and a single screw. You have to extend the wiring, that's the only other change I made, and no big deal really.
          '95 ShaftHawk 650P>
          Front: Bros Mk2 front wheel; Mk1 forks; MetalGear disc; NC30 caliper; cb1 yoke.
          Breathing: Hacked up and shortened ART tri-can on collector and link pipe from DemonTweeks.
          Other: RGV bars; DefT dash; modded subframe; modded rearsets; relocated ignition.

          '91 Bros 650 Mk1>
          Currently off the road.

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            #6
            Hmm, interesting. I've been looking for a digital clock for my dash area so think I might rig one of these up and the added speedo is a bonus..
            '88 Bros NT650J
            Progressive fork springs, '93 CBR600 F2 fork caps, CBR900RR rear shock, Puig 'Raptor' fly screen
            Fabitappi Monoposto seat cover, Heated grips, Braided brake lines, Buell indicators/turn signals
            Ceramic coated stock headers with custom Yoshi shorty muffler & Muzzy collector

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              #7
              Originally Posted by drinmotoracer
              what model sigma is that? BC 506? I recently emailed a rep and he says that ALL sigma computers can be used for the motorcycles b/c they all accurately read up to 186 mph. However, I read a review from someone saying that his doesn't and he has the BC 1106 or whatever it is.

              Also, how far away from the sensor is the magnet? I hear it has to be within 5mm...

              Thx,

              its the sigma bc1606L its backlit for those nights where i need to scope LEOS

              as for the magnet... i have it just barely set at about 2-3mm at speed though it makes a faint click. i noticed i dont hear it as much now that i have a whindshield pushing the air around my helmet
              I believe whatever doesnt kill you simply makes you.....

              stranger.

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                #8
                K&J magnetics is the place to go for magnets....get one that sits inside one of the bolts....super trick...and cheap.....neodymium magnets are the shit

                K&J Magnetics - Incredibly strong neodymium magnets at affordable prices. Large variety of stock rare earth magnets available.
                Lord Squidward of FloriDUH

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