Equipped with aero sensing technology and 10 Hz GPS module, GMOS is a one-of-a-kind data logger developed for motorcycle enthusiasts. It is different from other data loggers in the market in that it captures how YOU perform instead of how the bike performs. It measures and records the 3D motion of your ride, including

lean angles up to R/L 69 degrees,
longitudinal G’s up to +/- 1.5G,
speeds up to 255 MPH (410 KMH),
10 Hz GPS traces, and
lap times down to 1/1000 sec.

Google Earth Replay

You can overlay your logs onto Google Earth and have your rides replayed 3-dimensionally on the satellite photo images of the track. There is no limit to the tracks that can be overlaid onto, as long as they are available on Google Earth. You can see your riding lines against the track border, and a 3D model bike lean and accelerate just as you did. This feature allows you to compare your rides or compare with your friends’ rides as if you are in a virtual race

Driving Mode for Cruising or Twistie Rides

This mode shows your lean angles real-time with an angle meter, displays the max angles of your last three turns, and records your speeds, G’s, lean angle’s and GPS traces.

Video Overlay

You can purchase video overlay software from our partners dashware.net or racerender.com to do the overlay and make your video look like one from MotoGP. See demo in the show room section.

Easy Installation

The GMOS dashboard comes with an AMPS hole pattern compatible bracket. You can either use the supplied 3M dual lock tapes to adhere it to your bike, or use any AMPS hole pattern mount in the market for installation.
The sensor can be installed with the supplied 3M tapes. No additional drilling or wiring is required.

Manufacturer	SpeedAngle
Brand	SpeedAngle
Model	GMOS-JI100S
Item Weight	3 pounds
Package Dimensions	9 x 6 x 6 inches
Item model number	GMOS-JI100S
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Manufacturer Part Number	GMOS-JI100S
Voltage	12 Volts

GMOS-JI100S Motorcycle Data Logger and Lap Timer with Angle Measurement

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