Is the 2004 R1 ADR Compliant!?!?!?

Discussion in 'Australian Motorcycles' started by James Mayfield, Jun 23, 2004.

  1. Was reading AMCN. (Yes, yes, I know.)

    Vol 53, No 23, Page 12 to be exact.

    It says the R1's odometer regularily shows 10% more kays than the other
    bikes, which are also optimistic.

    If the R1's speedo lines up with the odometer (which it would appear to,
    considering the 299 indicated, vs 264 measured with radar (not at the same
    time, so no guarantees, and also, yes, I understand that the faster you go
    the more the speedo tends to lie) that would mean it's speedo ISN'T within
    the tolerances of the ADR!!!
     
    James Mayfield, Jun 23, 2004
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  2. James Mayfield

    R1100Smee Guest

    Doesn't matter in Victoria
    *runs*
     
    R1100Smee, Jun 24, 2004
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  3. It doesn't matter whether the speedo and odo "line up", theres a _more_
    strict requirement on the odo than the speedo...

    ADR18/02 says:

    18.5.2 Odometers
    18.5.2.1 Every vehicle other than LA, LB and LEM
    group vehicles must be fitted with an odometer which
    must:
    18.5.2.1.1 indicate distance travelled in one kilometre
    units (or less) at least from 1 to 600,000 kilometres (for
    MA, MB and MC category vehicles) and from 1 to
    999,999 kilometres for all other category vehicles; and
    18.5.2.1.2 indicate the actual distance travelled by the
    vehicle to an accuracy of +- 4 per cent.
    cent.
    18.5.2.2 Every vehicle of category LC, LD and LEM
    must be fitted with an odometer which must:
    18.5.2.2.1 indicate distance travelled in one kilometre
    units from 1 to 99,999 kilometres; and
    18.5.2.2.2 indicate the actual distance travelled by the
    vehicle to an accuracy of +- 4 per cent.

    So _legally_ Yamaha are only allowed +-4% error on the odo...

    big
     
    Iain Chalmers, Jun 24, 2004
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  4. Wow! 4%!!!

    Although, the odo on the ZX10 seems pretty accurate.

    I end up doing 5.1km in the 5km check lengths. 2%, not too bad really.

    Not sure how accurate the speedo is.
     
    James Mayfield, Jun 24, 2004
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  5. James Mayfield

    vifer Guest

    What other state gives you a speedometer check every 10 kms ? You';ll know
    exactly if your speedo is 4.5 percent out in a 60 zone. Not straight away
    but certainly a few days later.

    vifer
     
    vifer, Jun 25, 2004
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  6. On 24/6/04 8:23 AM, in article
    Can you run that logic past me again?

    Hammo
     
    Hamish Alker-Jones, Jun 25, 2004
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  7. James Mayfield

    FuTAnT Guest

    Funnily enough often they are slightly different. The speedo will be out but
    the ODO is quite good. Well, used to be when they were gear systems. I guess
    the digital ones don't have an exuse, one is out, you'de expect all to be
    out.

    Cam
     
    FuTAnT, Jun 26, 2004
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