1. Speedometer:
- Choose a suitable speedometer that is compatible with your motorcycle's engine displacement and size. Ensure it matches your pocket bike's requirements and design aesthetics.
2. Speedometer Cable:
- Obtain a speedometer cable with an appropriate length for your motorcycle. Consider the distance from the speedometer to the front wheel hub.
3. Speedometer Drive Gear:
- Get the appropriate drive gear that fits your motorcycle's specific wheel hub. Some pocket motorcycles have a built-in drive gear in the front hub, while others require an additional gear attached to the hub.
4. Speedometer Drive Gear Housing:
- Install the speedometer drive gear into its housing. This housing connects to the front wheel hub.
5. Speedometer Mounting Bracket:
- Mount the speedometer using a sturdy bracket. Most pocket motorcycles have dedicated spots for speedometer installation, so choose a bracket that fits appropriately.
6. Wire Connectors and Crimp Tools:
- You may need wire connectors, shrink tubes, and crimp tools for connecting the speedometer to your motorcycle's electrical system.
7. Basic Toolset:
- Prepare some basic tools such as wrenches, screwdrivers, and pliers to disassemble the front wheel, install the speedometer drive gear, and connect the wiring.
Optional Items:
- Speedometer Calibration Tool: Some speedometers require calibration once installed. This tool can help ensure accurate readings.
- Zip Ties: Use zip ties to secure wires neatly.
Note:
It is essential to follow the instructions provided by the speedometer manufacturer regarding any specific requirements, wiring diagrams, and calibration processes they may indicate for your particular model.
