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It's shaky, but it's got panigale in it.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3r9BqiyZcw&feature=youtu.be
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Thanks guys. Glad you enjoy.
Qstarz for gps logger, then marry it with gopro video in DashWare ($50).
I use qstarz LT-Q6000 because it has display for when I am on the track, but any gps logger can do. 10hz sampling rate definitely recommended.
The Throttle+Brake is DashWare's simple calculation on gps data to deduce accel. and decel. rate.
So, throttle is definitely when I am accellerating, but brake could also mean when I am slightly decellerating when coasting with 0 brake. I should change the labels....
Blew all my money on tyres, so nothing left to buy DDA
Yeah, fork travel is a problem. If you notice the bumpy first corner, that's megabumps at full lean. When I add preload, braking is more stable but first corner is hairy as heck. I prefer wobbly braking than scary fast sweeper, so I backed it up a bit. Maybe need to add some fork oil....
where do you mount this data logger at on your bike? I am looking for something small and easy so I can disconnect for when I put street fairings back on
I created a mount using allu plate. Basically a flat vertical (slightly angled) plate where the gps mount to, riveted to a flat horisontal plate that sits on top of the front fairing mount in front of the dash, that is riveted to another B shaped plate with holes on the lobes exactly matching the two top screws for the front fairing bracket (where it joins the steering head).
The horisontal plate's end is then wrapped in foam and ducttape to give it softness so it does no scrape the fairing stay.
I then replace the screws with allen head screws so i dont scratch the fairing stay with my wrench.
Two screws to take the whole thing on/off
The gps obscures part of the dash, so i put it slightly offset to the left to ensure speedometer is visible in any situation.
Works for the road too.
The horisontal plate's end is then wrapped in foam and ducttape to give it softness so it does no scrape the fairing stay.
I then replace the screws with allen head screws so i dont scratch the fairing stay with my wrench.
Two screws to take the whole thing on/off
The gps obscures part of the dash, so i put it slightly offset to the left to ensure speedometer is visible in any situation.
Works for the road too.
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can you post a pic of this? i am looking into a lap timer, and this is the one I am thinking of getting but due to the shear size and curious placement (I do not want it over my dash)
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And here I thought there is a lap timer in Race Mode? You definitely have a lap timer if you have DDS+.
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I have a base model, so the only lap timer i have is the manual 'hit the high beam as i think i cross the starting line'
I am looking for a lap timer, but also something more and I am torn between the AiM Solo and the Qstarz LT Q6000.
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A bit of track day fun at Knutstorp, Sweden.
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