MakeTheOne Old School Style Bike Speedometer in KPH Analog Odometer Classic Style for 24”-27.5” Bicycle

The media could not be loaded. This is the second one I purchased put on my gas⛽ bikes it's pretty cool 😎 pretty neat🤗

Speedometer looks vintage and a nice addition to my vintage bike. It reads the speed without any needle bounce.

This item could have been OKish if the instructions on the box were not grey letters on a brown background.Yeah, and I missed that the thing is in kilometers. No verbiage in the initial blurb…or in any verbiage, anywhere.Funny joke, MTO. Good one.Oh, and I could only install it on the left side of the wheel, as the sprocket interfered on the right side.Naturally, the thing is set up for the right side. Hooked it up, and the mileage, or rather kilometeriage, went backwards.So….I took apart the plastic sleeved cylindrical tube and reversed the cable (fun fun fun task). It now actually works.Something rather pathetic is the speedo gauge bracket that’s supposed to easily attach to the handle bars.Another good one. Couldn’t get the screw aligned with the holes when trying to employ that cute little skinny screw, so…..forced a wood screw through the one hole and into the other, it’s secure now.But, the final gag was its NOT resettable, as described in the added description.That really got me tickled, as I damn near rebuilt the thing and proudly handed it over to my wife.Heh, she said, ‘WOW! I’m going 60 miles per hour!’…as she nonchalantly peddled away.After further review, I then saw the Km/h on the gauge.Didn’t have the heart to break it to her.Then we looked for the non-existent reset button.We not only get to transpose kilos to miles, but we get to write down the starting miles of where we left off.HilariousYou guys are so muther effing funnyWhat else ya got, bathroom scales in kilos?I’d get that for my wife tooShould be uproarious

Totally all mechanical. Install instructions were not very clear on what side to install the odometer. Where the cable hooks on to the piece to the wheel, one end is caped and mark with a R (right) L (left). If installed on the wrong side it will not work right. Works as advertised, no problems. One thing to note there is not much thread for the wheel nut whatever side you install it on. Just snug it down but don't over tighten it.

it is useful and is non digital

There's nothing really wrong with the product. It works, technically. It just couldn't be secured to my bike.

installed easy i didnt know it could be set up to go to differen wayys you remove the black cap and put it on the opposit ends

I liked how easy it was to install. I put it on a gas powered motorized bicycle and I had to replace the metal piece that spins around with the wheel once but that was after about 700km on the odometer. I’ve dropped the bike on its side and crashed it with the speedometer on it and it still works so it’s pretty tough other than it being scratched up from hitting the road.