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Need Clipper Speedometer Instructions
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These Speedo units are pretty straight forward. Looks like you have a stem mount for the Speedo head and the drive hangs on the axle. The drive wheel mounts over the axle to the spokes. If your missing the drive wheel oval slotted screws and nuts I can send you a set. You should be able to find some pics via google and be able to install pretty easy from there.
cyclingday
I'm the Wiz, and nobody beats me!
The left side.
The gear box hangs below the axle and can be adjusted for engagement by sliding the fiber gear spindle in or out,
The bracket can also be bent in or out for the same task.
I usually strap the drive cable to the left truss rod to keep it from flopping around.
There may be an instruction sheet posted in the restoration tips forum.
The gear box hangs below the axle and can be adjusted for engagement by sliding the fiber gear spindle in or out,
The bracket can also be bent in or out for the same task.
I usually strap the drive cable to the left truss rod to keep it from flopping around.
There may be an instruction sheet posted in the restoration tips forum.
Thanks guys for all the help! Just finished the install. Seems kind of an overkill of a design, but it works. Can't imagine those plastic gear teeth lasting too long, glad I don't ride each bike too far! Looks good as well, I always liked the Clipper design.
RIP AL - so glad you were able to get your Clipper speedo set up before you passed.
fordmike65
Riding a '37 Colson Imperial
Man, this is really bumming me out.
cyclingday
I'm the Wiz, and nobody beats me!
I know, it took me awhile to remember all of the interactions I had with Al/Evans200.
He was collecting like there was no tomorrow, and unfortunately, that turned out to be the case.
I loved seeing his enthusiasm when he got that Dial Your Ride.
From a closet Huffman guy like myself, I am so glad that he got to experience the joy of acquiring such an iconic cruiser like the Huffman Dial Your Ride.
Kind of a " Take me now Lord," type of accomplishment.
He was collecting like there was no tomorrow, and unfortunately, that turned out to be the case.
I loved seeing his enthusiasm when he got that Dial Your Ride.
From a closet Huffman guy like myself, I am so glad that he got to experience the joy of acquiring such an iconic cruiser like the Huffman Dial Your Ride.
Kind of a " Take me now Lord," type of accomplishment.
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