vfr clocks help

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roper
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vfr clocks help

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I was talking to a friend at work today who has a vfr400, he was saying he thought that he has a problem with his bike as when he goes over 70 ,the clocks then has a red SPEED flash up on them. I said i hadn't a clue why this was but would ask on here. So any idea's anyone please?

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Its a saftey feature, scared me when I first went on one. Doesnt mean anything, except that you are breaking the speed limit. ;)
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cheers Jonny, i thought it might have been that but haven't come across it before on a bike. i can put his mind at rest tomorrow now.

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Post by Maver-Nick »

It's part of the speed restriction thingy...

Leroy doesn't have that problem on his, 'cause the clocks have been changed to MPH, so it doesn't ever come on... :wink:
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yeah? I would have thought it would come on at the 113mph mark.
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Nope,

The Japanese restiction is 180KMH ... when changing the clocks to MPH, the restiction becomes 180MPH :wink:
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