can the M2 speedo cable by easily changed from front wheel to front pully, i've tried to find anything in old site so can anyone offer difinitiive answer,i want to still use origional speedo

i wouldn't have thought so!....

why

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i'm fitting spoked wheels ,using a Harley front hub,and the initial measurements look like the speedo drive might not fit,they are lookling at either getting a thinner bearing so the drive bit can recess into the hub then trimming the hub to make room,they haven't fully sorted it out but they asked if the drive can be re-routed to make the job simple,can it be done?I think i read that the crankcases are different,but i cant remember.

if you did manage to fit a standard mechanical drive to the pully, the chances are the speedo would wildly misread as i should imagine the pully spins much faster than the wheel!...

mmmmmmm good point,still i could then boast that i took that corner at 300mph

fit it on the rear as theres more room long cables are avalable

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the axail sizes are different,i'll phone them and suggest it as an option

go on the custom chrome/zodiac/drag web sites and take a look theres a pile of drives and cables in that lot.
if not make one, i had to on the bike im putting together for myself at the moment.
just out of intrest whos putting it together

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I'm putting it together,in as much as deciding what needs to be done,finding someone then getting them to sort it as i have no machining skills or workshop available,so i've been driving around taking the bike to wherever etc,etc.but i've been sourcing bits on e-bay,going round bike shops looking at parts that i can adapt.

retro, can you use an electronic speedo? like on a push bike? (who's doing your machining etc)

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the guys phoned me they have the front wheel with the speedo fitted so all thanks to the advice