Motorcycle speedometer

Pointer type: Traditional speedometers usually use a pointer type dial, where the pointer moves on the dial as the vehicle speed changes, indicating the current speed.

Digital: In modern motorcycles, more and more speedometers use digital displays to show the speed, making the digital display more intuitive and accurate.

After the motorcycle speedometer sensor detects the rotation of the wheels, it will send the relevant speed signal to the electronic controller or display of the speedometer. After receiving the signal sent by the sensor, the electronic controller or display of the speedometer processes and analyzes the data, converting the vehicle speed signal provided by the sensor into a readable digital or analog signal. The processed vehicle speed signal will be sent to the speedometer display for display. A display is usually a digital screen or pointer dial that displays the speed of a motorcycle based on the received signal.