KPH to MPH
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j.newton1
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KPH to MPH
I am looking for a Motrax (gold)kph to mph converter.It fits between the speedo drive and the cable on the front wheel.The product is now not available,can anyone help ?. Thanks.
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Re: KPH to MPH
Take your speedo apart and remove the dial and change it yourself.
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newscooter
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Re: KPH to MPH
You can always fit a cheap bicycle speedo, it will do the job, some of them run up to very high speeds.
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Re: KPH to MPH

Or you could try to remember (as a ROUGH guide) that each 15 KPH is almost equal to 10 MPH;
KPH to MPH
15 = 10
30 = 20
45 = 30
60 = 40
75 = 50
100 = 60
115 = 70
130 = 80
145 = 90
160 = 100
Hope that helps!
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Re: KPH to MPH
I'd look for a couple of tiny stickers on eBay with the 3 most common speed limits in the UK.
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j.newton1
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Re: KPH to MPH
Thanks all. JOHN




