Lynx-S: Comparing Real and Displayed Speed. AGAIN.

Checking again how much the Lynx S speedometer shows too high. This time with an Extreme Bull BL-689 80/90-14 tire. We previously checked the speed with the stock tire. It was 5–6% different from the real speed. For speed measurements, we use Dragy, a fairly accurate device often used by car enthusiasts to check speed and drag race results. This time, we had two Lynx-S with the same tires. Interestingly, the results were different. The second wheel showed a more accurate speed, by about 1%, even though the tire was more worn. The reason is probably the tire pressure and the lighter rider. So, in the end, the first Lynx-S shows about 5–6% higher speed, while the second one is about 4.5–5% higher. The results were pretty much the same as with the stock tire. We can also say that when Arkasha hit 130 km/h according to the logs, his actual speed was around 123 km/h.