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Inductive rev counter

whoami1 · 2015-04-12 06:54:39

I have a Bultaco which I am currently restoring. I need a rev counter (80mm diameter) which takes its feed from a plug on the HT coil. Did any other European or Japanese bikes use an inductive rev counter?

12-04-2015 6:54am

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whoami1

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I have a Bultaco which I am currently restoring. I need a rev counter (80mm diameter) which takes its feed from a plug on the HT coil. Did any other European or Japanese bikes use an inductive rev counter?

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#2 12-04-2015 9:09pm

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Motogadget make 80mm ones that look very like Smiths ones, they aren't cheap though.
If you wanted a 48mm version they are a lot less.

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#3 16-04-2015 6:55pm

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You're right there, they're a bit eye-watering on the price!

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