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At 50 that would be right, the final gear ratio will change about 6% with that pulley, so it will not be much on the speedo.
Just FYI, it's about a 2-300 dollar job to have it installed and you don't have to spend the money on the tools, if that is of interest to you.
It's actually about a wash compared to buying everything you need in tools and gaskets.
It should take approx 3.5 hours all total.
Easy to put on bike, very easy to adjust your speedo. I vary the front an rear sprockets on my bike, so the Dakota unit helps in keeping the speedo dead on.
You adjust that manually? Just play with it till it seems right? What do you run a gps to see if you're adjusted correctly?
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