Trailtech Endurance II

[JRP]

I posted this in Thumps but I think I might get a better response here.


I have mounted one on my 2012 Husky TE 250. I want to use it and the stock speedo together. I made up a double ended sensor cable.
My problem is that only the stock speedo will work when both are hooked up. I have switched sensor ends to both units and either will work if plugged in one at a time, so the sensor wiring is OK.
I have switched to a super magnet at the advice of a member on Cafe Husky to increase the signal. I still only had the stock one reading and it was incorrect, unless I really was going 253 MPH.
There is really no place to mount a second sensor that will work from the stock magnet.

Any help at all would be greatly appreciated!

[FatBob]

You could run the signal through a DPDT switch. They both wouldn't work together but you could easily switch between them.

[JRP]

Originally Posted by FatBob

You could run the signal through a DPDT switch. They both wouldn't work together but you could easily switch between them.

Yes I could, but I really want both to work at the same time.

[chollo9]

Could you run both in parallel (meaning two complete cables)? Maybe glue or zip-tie one sensor to the other? I have two on my bike, both zip-tied inside the fork leg and running off the same magnet, only separated by a mm or two and they both work, one's a Trailtech, the other a Sigma bike computer.

[JRP]

Originally Posted by chollo9

Could you run both in parallel (meaning two complete cables)? Maybe glue or zip-tie one sensor to the other? I have two on my bike, both zip-tied inside the fork leg and running off the same magnet, only separated by a mm or two and they both work, one's a Trailtech, the other a Sigma bike computer.

Yes, that is the plan. I just don't know which sensor to get as there is not much available room in the back of the fork leg on top of the caliper. The only other place the magnet is available is in front of the fork, not the best place for a dirt bike.