Veypor

[Brookespeed]

Will the Veypor detect small power outputs (and respective small changes in output as a small value could be a large percentage) from bikes that weigh only as much as a rider and put out between 5 and 25 HP? Also, will it function propperly on a CVT driven automatic scoot?

Thanks

[NLEForum]

The Veypor should work fine for small machines. We have had good success with scooters in the past and people such as Jason from www.battlescooter.com have been using it for a while. You can find it on his "tech" page. He has pictures of a full installation on a scooter (ruckus).

The Veypor will still generate HP and TQ curves even if the bike is tiny with low horsepower. Doing rollons, 1/4 miles and 0-60s will also still give you a good idea about the effectiveness of modifications.

CVT transmissions pose no problem at all. The only difference is that the gear indicator will not be used.

Nathan

[Brookespeed]

thanks, I think it's great that you folks answer all these questions directly. I think I'll pick one up this week!

[2T4TSim]

Hello ,

Long and cold winter ! I waited April to install my VR2 on my Kymco scooter first.
Rpm detection works fine and same for speed from rear wheel.
The clamp replace the "bag hook" at front , the 3" set vertical and VR2 at top. May be not perfect but easy reading and setting.
I did a first test (0-60kmh) with the genuine 11g roller weights and a second with 20g roller weights.
In a future test , I will add a "washer" that will limit transmission ratio in mid range. This will allow engine to rev freely above 5000 and up to 9000 , I hope.
Here a exported file into Excel to recalculate power from additional parameters. I may be wrong in some math calculations :
http://adardaine.free.fr/file/VEYPOR.zip

I am happy with my VR2 but I need to check the several option from internal menu.
Rpm and speed detection works well. This is not always the case : I was originally interested by an Innovate MS product but rpm detection was a big problem.

Alain (France)