bike without clock

[kawashima]

How do you do with bike without clock?
I had solar powered G-shock which I don't use any more, so I use it.
https://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b295/kawashima_/20151227_152244_zps9w7yjezz.jpg
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owned: 2012 YB125SP, 2008 TDM900, 2005 W650, 2002 LS125R, 2002 CB400SF, NS50F, C50 / Trip to UK(2009), Hokkaido touring(2013)

[J4mes]

Oxford clock/thermometer which sticks on with Velcro.

Easier than trying to look at my watch while I'm riding.

[ForestRunner]

https://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=252231373668&alt=web

I use something like this, for less than a fiver
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[andym]

I've never needed 1 in the past, so doesn't bother me if the bike has 1 or not

[Tierbirdy]

I just dont worry about it, dont need to know the time. If I need to get somewhere for a certain time Im either using my phone as satnav which displays time and ETA, or I know where Im going and roughly how long it takes me to get there so leave accordingly.

[kawashima]

[kawashima]

[ZX-7R]

I just ride everywhere at warp speed so get there before i leave.
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[Hefty]

https://theboombox.com/files/2008/02/flavor-flav-200-020608.jpg

[Tierbirdy]

[kawashima]

[Silver_Fox]

ZX7R beat me to it. I just ride round in ever increasing speedy circles until time winds backwards. I saw it on Superman



On a serious note though, the thermometer/clock combo sounds ideal. I've wanted to know the temperature many many times

[bamt]

[andym]

[stevo as b4]

Agreed, Id always have thought that knowing oil temp or oil pressure on a 4stroke is more important than coolant temp?

Anyway real bikes i.e not from this Millenium don't have clocks or sat navs and are all the better for it!

[Silver_Fox]

Oh I meant an outside temp gauge for road surface grip. My coolant temp gauge doesn't move

[M.C]

Prefer not having a clock on a bike. Less likely to think $hit I'm late and start riding like an idiot. Ignorance is bliss

[Poseidon]

[Dabura]

I had one of those cheapy bar mount clocks and it was kinetic so after every ride it would stop an hour later which was shit, lucky I bought a ambient temp gauge that fit the mount so use that and find it accurate. Have a phone bar mount so if I need to know the time I put my phone in it before setting off and use the sat nav
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Past: Peugeot Speed Fight 50 - couldn't handle winter.Gilera Sc125 - Crashed and burned(literally).Aprilia Rs125 - Fell apart and Sold. Mk1Bandit Stolen

Present: Kawasaki Z500-B

[stinkwheel]

Casio digital for me too.
https://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f216/stinkwheel/CIMG2158_zpssgt8c7uo.jpg
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[NJD]

A clock, ey?

Never found a need or felt the need for one. Just another thing to take my focus off the road and look down at surely? If I need to get somewhere by a set time I'll either set of early allowing me to enjoy my ride at my own pace or if I'm pinched for time then I'll take the fastest route and filter.

Having a clock or watch on my bike / handlebars isn't going to get me anywhere any quicker it's just going to make me think less about the road and make me feel more in a rush.

[Hefty]

Those mitts are surely a distraction to other road users

edit: inb4
https://images-cdn.9gag.com/photo/aZMDRo6_700b.jpg

[hellkat]

[ZX-7R]

[Silver_Fox]

My eyes feel like they've been raped. Those mitts