Step 1: Preparation

Before starting work, make sure that you have all the required tools and a new reinforced speedometer for the Cagiva W8 125. A wrench, pliers and possibly some lubricants are also helpful.

Step 2: Remove the old speedometer wave

Open the tachometer housing and remove the old speedometer. To do this, the screws that secure the housing must be loosened. Carefully pull out the speedometer wave and be careful not to damage any parts.

Step 3: Install new speedometers

Slowly insert the new reinforced speedometer woe into the tachometer housing. Make sure that the wave is correctly aligned and does not clamp. Make sure that the other end of the wave is correctly in the drive.

Step 4: fasten the speedometer

After the new speedometer wave is used, fasten all screws of the tachometer housing. Make sure that the wave is not twisted and that everything is stable.

Step 5: Test of the speedometer wave

Start the Cagiva W8 125 and check whether the speedometer works correctly. Drive a short distance and watch whether the speedometer needle moves as desired.

Step 6: Care of the speedometer wave

To extend the lifespan of your speedometer, you should check regularly whether it is well lubricated. Clean them if necessary and avoid overload to prevent damage.

How often should I change the speedometer wave?

It is recommended to change the speedometer wave every two years or in the event of signs of damage in order to ensure a proper function.

Can I change the speedometer myself?

Yes, with the right tools and some technical understanding you can change the speedometer wave yourself. However, it is important to carefully follow the instructions.

Cagiva W8 125 [all years of construction] - speedometer wave - reinforced

Price: € 29