Lap Timers

And never answer the phone while you're ironing

 

I have the original 5hz one in the garage in a box. Works OK for trackdays and you can just leave it on all day.

Software isn't available for mac..

 

Put the phone under the seat or somewhere that to won't likely get destroyed if you bin it. Not in your jacket...

The one you have bought is OK but good luck getting it to connect to the phone...mine never would!

 

Starlane gps4

 

Because you didn’t convert your bike to left-hand drive, hence the inaccuracy when you ride it over here. Amateur!

 

Accurate. It’s had a few quid spent on it now

 

Looks neater than the orthapeadic shoe that is the Aim Solo that I have. Is it accurate?

 

Looks good, seems good value and is also expandable (extra module) with inputs for data acquisition. Looks simple to use? Might go this route.

 

Starlane stealth GPS, small and easy to use. Timing gear is of course not permitted at track days, but I have never been challenged in the UK or abroad.

 

You won’t.

 

Mine is pretty much bang on with the TSL times at the race meets. Virtually nothing in it. My favourite feature is the fastest sector light which goes red when you’re on a hot one. Really helps you understand when you are getting it right.

The bracket is from Kelfab (highly recommended and not expensive)

Takes 10 minutes to fit all in, in my opinion

Software is pretty good as well

 

Yes mate, once you’re used to it it’s a piece of cake. Happy to do a video on basic use if it helps

 

Thanks for the kind offer. I think I'm good. I've had a quick read of the website, seems pretty simple on that version. Would have probably gone AIM before you posted. Seems good value.

Most the cars I've had, it was all built in via the race dash, not a cheap route.

 

He might.

 

The app is basic but nice and accessible on the starlane that @Advikaz has. My vote would be for the Aim Solo DL2 due to the data and expandability of it. You can buy a bike harness to connect it to the bikes Can Bus and pick up all the data such as RPM, gear, speed, etc and use the full fat Aim Race studio software to analyse it. Only a couple of years back you had to spend thousands of pounds to get this. It takes a little bit of study or someone who knows how to interpret it but it is extremely useful for improving your riding if you have the motivation to get into it. The system is more expensive but if you compare what you get to the basic GPS signal on the cheaper laptimers it's well worthwhile. If you just want a lap timer on the bike then I guess no need to spend the cash...

 

He wont.