EXUP woes..

[Falcon 269]

Job well done in the end.  Glad you got out of jail without too much hassle.

Bet you service it regularly from now on ...

[blade023]

Indeed. Seems like the best option is to service it every couple of months, just like the manual says  . I haven't got any pictures I'm afraid, as I was in "trying to get the ruddy thing sorted" mode instead of "oo this is interesting" mode. I could take some pictures next time I do it though. Are there any guides on here about servicing the exup? If not I could do a quick write up. I've seen a couple of pictures pointing out which bolts and which.

On a more interesting note and speaking of photos and stuff, I've been working on an arduino project recently. Digital dash with LED shift lights and speed readout with gear indicator. If anyone's interested in that there's a thread about it over at BCF.

http://www.bikechatforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=264673&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0&sid=25ac5d0322f45d47e7e8be0161dffc0e

[Falcon 269]

EXUP and a host of other things covered here:  http://www.cartestsoftware.com/fz1/

[b1k3rdude]

On a more interesting note and speaking of photos and stuff, I've been working on an arduino project recently. Digital dash with LED shift lights and speed readout with gear indicator. If anyone's interested in that there's a thread about it over at BCF.

Very cool.

[blade023]

Thanks. I'm in the middle of a code rewrite at the moment, so there's nothing else demonstratable yet. In fact, I started the rewrite shortly before I went to sort out the exup then all that went pete tong and so the arduino project has stalled. I've a few days off next week though, so hoping more progress will be made.

[b1k3rdude]

look forward to the pictures :-)

[red98]

"acme tools" bought a few of them in my time and learnt the hard way.......always buy quality now.well worth the extra