Veypor VR-s

[PianoMan]

Veypor VR-2

Looks like you can have your own little dyno plus a whole lot more. When you go to the link below, don't forget to click on the video link ( below Nightrider Parts ) to see what it does.

What's your opinion?


http://www.nightrider.com/biketech/nightrider_parts.htm

 

[RatBoy]

If you ride Harleys....it probably be a cool 'toy', but I can't say as I would place real value on the results...

 

[Hondax]

I never owned a Harley Pianoman and Ratboy but for the price you pay for one I'm sure this thingy is standard equipment.

A "poor-man's anything" is usually second rate, at best. Still it's interesting.

 

[Pig9r]

If you could hook a wideband O2 sensor to it and log along with RPMs and what-not that would be neat.

 

[Hondax]

If you could hook a wideband O2 sensor to it and log along with RPMs and what-not that would be neat.

In reality Brian, would the info gathered be of any use in tuning the bike or even accurate enough like on a real dyno?

 

[Pig9r]

In reality Brian, would the info gathered be of any use in tuning the bike or even accurate enough like on a real dyno?

I don't think so. The only real tuning usage would be if it could log A/F ratios with a wideband O2. I would compare it to measuring the speed of a fast ball. You can buy one of those novelty baseballs that has a timer in it to measure your fast ball or you could use a radar gun. Radar gun (the dyno) gives actual speed. The timer ball gives a less precise time vs distance equals speed, which in the case of hp would be speed /a constant cubed multiplied by weight equals hp or something like that. You could get the same results with a stopwatch and calculator.

 

[PianoMan]

Fyi

After Ratboy's comment about only Harley's, I wrote to Stephen Mullen at Nightrider and his response was the following:

It will work on any engine, from 1 to 12 cylinders.​

Stephen Mullen​

www.Nightrider.com​

 

[Pig9r]

It would be something fun to play with. When there isn't anyone else around to race you could race yourself.