XJ650 Build Part 37 - Motoscope Mini Install
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This week I thought id go more technical and cover how to install a Motogadget Motoscope Mini. Once you have got your head round it, its very simple :)
Thanks to Dime City Cycles for supplying this part!
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Awesome video! Explained everything super well without over complicating things 👌🏼✊🏼
Great work Jish! This will be saved directly to my cafe build file as I have that same setup. Once again you motivate me to push on with the journey. Cheers!
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That's a very nice bracket you've got there for the motoscope and the lights! The whole bike is comming together rather nicely! Still like the 2 square headlights too!!
Nice and detailed! Great video!
Glad you're back, looking motivated, and mastering those wiring gremlins.
Thanks Marc! Getting there bit by bit
Great vid as usual dude. Looks very neat 👌
Simple and clean look👍
Sweet. Loving the use of the 3d printed part. It's hard to get those speedo sensors to integrate well. On mine I use the standard speedo drive with a widget that converts it into a digital signal. Works well.👍
Have you got a link?
Awesome Josh!
Heyyy... Ma man back with another video... Always a pleasure watching your video..I love learning from you✌️😁
It's a good channel!
crazy build!
Looking ace!
Damn that intro hit different.
Great video mate. I have the same motoscope mini. And pretty straight forward. I just have to make a bracket out of aluminum for the speed sensor. And I'm all done as well !
Great video buddy, nice to see another one so soon after the last. I bet you're going to be glad to see the back end of this wiring lol
SO close 😂 i want to do other things now
Hey kinfolk just subbed I found your channel thru Cuz from Dad and Mad cant wait to get caught up on your content kinfolk!🤙🍻
Not sure if anyone else has mentioned but PLA will flex overtime under the sun/elements, great build!
Yep im swapping it out for either an aluminium version or a CF printed one :)
@@jishh awesome my dude! PLA is fantastic for prototyping though! Keep up the build (:
Looks like it's coming along nicely. I just started a Cafe build up on a 1981 XJ750 SECA, going to try to use the stock tank and lower it an inch in the front to level it out. Will try to put some pix up on my site.
Hey man!
Ah nice! Id have done the same but its alot of work 😅
@@jishh I have an angle grinder with a cutting disc and I'm not afraid to use it, also been welding for 35 plus years, not my first rodeo ! ! ! You have some great content.
Hi Jish,
Although you may be able to tighten the caliper bolt properly as a direct force I think you could find that the side loading of the caliper will cause the plastic to break when braking hard. It's the resistance to twisting by the bolts that allows the brake to work. Otherwise you could use plastic bolts too.
If you had radial mounted calipers then this problem is less, that what makes radial rakes a wee bit better.
Don't put plastic between the caliper and mounting.
Looking good pal
I used the daytona pulse converter for my Yamaha when I installed the motogadget tiny. And it works lika a charm and you get that oe feel. Maybe that works for yor bike to. Daytona makes pulse converters for several manufactures.
I LOVE your videos but they need to be longer they feel so short I want MORE!
When it came comes to the final print what material are you going to use? I'd recommend PETG if your not using and enclosed printer. Also prints are weakest alon the layer lines so if you print that on its side so the layers run along the body you'll have a stronger part. Also 0.2mm layer height, 3-4 perimeters and 20-30% infill will be optimum strength.
Edit: Sorry I realized this is me just giving you instructions. This is a really cool bike can't wait to see it finished. Been a fan since the cb125 build, it's awesome to see how far you've come.
nice dude!
Hi! Just a question! Can the brake caliper bolt be tightened with sufficient force via the 3d plastic?
Yep! Being 100% density print it has enough mass to not break up
@@jishh okay! thanks! I have no experience with it! I look forward to the test round !!!🤞
hi mate great vid as usual, ive walked this path a few times and here is my take, great idea getting the prototype made but id make it out 5mm stainless strip steel (not magnetic) and did you know you can get replacement brake disk bolts where the head is magnetic so it is just a case of taking a bolt out and replacing it with the magnetic one. Vibration is your enemy here and will cause you speedo to be really inaccurate, i wouldnt trust epoxy when i know bolts are available. hope this helps buddy take care Rich
Nice little solution for the sender...as they say KISS 🙂
Great video, thanks. I am about to install a mini on my xv750 project.
What did you use to strip the tiny little wires coming out of the mini? Is it a special wire stripping tool?
Thanks
I lov this speedometer
You can buy one from Dime City Cycles ✌️
Hi, I'll be interested to see if your rev counter works "out of the box". I put a electronic revcounter on my GSX750ES and the signal was too noisy to get a consistent reading. I ended up having to add a passive filter using a resistor and capacitor to clean up the signal to get a decent pulse for the guage.
Like the vids Jish. Have you done your DAS. seem to remember L's on the 125
10/10
Coming along nicely Jish, just a safety note the bracket for the speed sensor make shore the 3d printed material dose not crush over time as that will cause the caliper bolt to come lose. That would not be a good thing.
Ill most likely locktight the nut to be sure and will have the part printed in a stronger material
That looks so neat! although its really hard to get one here from philippines. And shipping will stab you...
I have the same bike and same dash. Is your orange wire the one that splits to both coils?
Great Video Jish!
I have two questions for you. We basically have the same set up, M unit blue and Motoscope Mini.
Is it necessary to the have the fuse on the red power wire from your m unit aux to motoscope mini? Right now i dont have the fuse wired in and it still seems to work fine.
My second question is regarding the yellow tach wire. Last thing left for me to wire and i have no clue where to wire it in. Is it the wire from the ignition coils into the m unit "ignition" slot? Is that what your orange wire is?
Thanks!
Well this video is solid. I know I’m late to the party but is there a way to load in the old odometer reading on my old analog gauge to display it on the new mini by any chance? Just so I know how many miles miles are on the bike. Cheers!
The yellow wire to the ignition wire... does that mean the ignition wire thats the same wire running from the ignition on the munit? I hear rev and ignition so im trying to run mine and unsure of the yellow wire
Hi! I'm installing it on a Kawasaki Zephyr 750 with stock wire. The rpm yellow wire from motoscope mini it's need to be connected to the original wire that gives the rpm pulses to the analogical indicator?? I think that the risk to burn the indicator is to connect it to the coil power supply but the original rpm wire is a parallel wire to that. Thanks!!!!
Homie. Do you do all the 3d design work yourself? I've dabbled but dont have easy access to a 3d printer. I do have access to a cnc shop now though and have been working on my grbl design. I've yet to actually make anything yet though
Hey man! Yep I did it myself. One thing I have tried to teach myself during lockdown. Gotta keep on learning man!
Can I ask what software you use for drawing 3d, it's something I'd really like to learn.
Hi Jish do you sell or publish your .STL 3Dfiles? If so can I get hold of the Speedo bracket and solenoid holder please?
I have an XJ650 as well and I was told I cannot have tacho as it used to have a cable connected to the engine originally?!
Hello, tengo uno instalado y se a ido a negro, solo me funcionan los led de los intermitentes ,neutral largas y cortas ,pero en la pantalla no sale nada ,q podría ser? Gracias
Would it work on my 2006 Ducati sport classic 1000?
is the speedometer sensor bracket stl available???
i realized its been a while since the video just curious.
So sorry dude! I deleted it about a month ago!
I was wondering how soon we’d see the 3D printer in use. Great job
Just can't help myself! there will be many more uses ahead :D
Just remember sunlight will make pla weak overtime
Ill most likely have it remade on my friends machine that can do more exotic materials
@@jishh get roll of petg, it print like pla but much stronger and sunlight won't effect it
Nice one. Couldn't agree more on everything being instant and the last 10% taking 90% of the time. One of the things that irritates me is when someone (usually who lives in an instantaneous world) asks how long till it's finished? I feel like replying what comes to mind like, "For f..ks sake, how am I supposed to put a time frame on highly detailed customisation work? It takes as long as it takes" What difference does it make anyway?". I should tell them what they want to hear, " it takes about a day to fully rebuild and engine, 1/2 a day to rewire, yada yada so about 1 week tops from start to finish". Often as you're answering one of the many questions, they cut you off and ask another question (because they can't focus their head for more than 30 seconds on something) like why does that bit have rust on it? Deep breath, does it look like it's finished? Sorry for the rant, hope it was entertaining. Cheers man, keep doing what you're doing.
Hey dud
Yep everyone can do it we al have the printer and professional tools somewhere in the garage lmao
You ok bro? Its look like you've been from sick
Had a haircut
@@jishh so your perfectly fine?
Can we by this plz Ripley my comments
No direct tach? You're crazy, most important gauge on the bike. Be damned the speed, you WANT to know the revs. Just a small gripe. Otherwise, continue :)
tiny blinkers and tiny speedo. hmmmmmmmmm :/
Both ultra bright and highly visible