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Thanks everyone, I'm going to firstly check the gearbox sprocket, then check that the dash is correct it may even be a combo of them both! I will post my findings. This is a very good forum you all have organised here, I hope to be able to contribute rather than just get advice in the future. Cheers Phil

I will stick um int lathe and take 2mm off the ends

But that is just feeding the bike stealing industry. Buying stolen property on the principle of if I don't somebody else will is like saying I might as well burgle that empty house as if I don't somebody else probably will. No point in complaining about the police not doing anything about bike theft or rising insurance premiums due to bike theft if at the same time we are supporting the bike thieves by buying stolen parts.

Buying property that you know or strongly suspect Is stolen is a no no in my eyes. Youre providing a market for the scumbags to sell to. If you do knowingly buy stolen parts then don't come crying the day YOUR bike is nicked.

That degree of over-reading is correct. You can check the sprockets/chain details on https://www.bike-parts-honda.com/ . I think it's also in the owner's manual, may be wrong on that.

Two ways to look at this, I think. There is a history, for whatever reason, for SOME NC rear wheel bearings to need replacing at typically around 25k miles. Now, we can put forward theories for this, it's still unclear why they have failed at this premature mileage. They ought to be good for, well, a lot more than that, 100k miles maybe? The 2 views? As Dave says, if it ain't broke don't fix it. On the other hand, if you have the ability to change them and your bike is at that sort of mileage, do you want to wait and see what happens and find they start to go when you a

Does anyone have an accurate list of what sprockets front and rear each model should be fitted with? Models and years. My Integra over reads speed by 3 at 30 to 7 at 80 according to my GPS and it had new C&S when I got it so I'd like to check too.

It's on the front LH outside of the frunk. Remove centre cover and side cowl

Yeah, that's also something that should be put right. The reason I'm uncertain about it is that the error (as reported by Phil) is too big (much bigger than 17/16) to be explained by an incorrect sprocket. Of course, it may be that Phil wasn't able to get an accurate figure for the speedo error.

I have same model (2014 manual 750x) and as Embee has suggested I suspect that issue with inaccurate mileage reported on trip meter could well be related to sprocket that is fitted. A couple of years ago I needed new chain and sprockets and correct sprocket was in very short supply in UK at the time so I suspect the dealer fitted the "alternative" sprocket. I pretty much only use bike for daily commute and my regular 3 day mileage total between re-fuelling went form being 180 miles prior new sprockets to 191 with new sprocket (fits in with Embees' mathematics). Now following anothe

Ah, OK - that does sound like they are different, then. Cheers, mate. We aren't making much progress towards solving the riddle, though, are we? Except that we have established it has the wrong dash fitted. Phil: at this stage my advice would be to get the dealer to fit the correct dash before pursuing any other leads. If it's still mis-reading after that, we can have another discussion session on it.

Steve when my dash (2015 dct )was changed they put one on that worked but no parking brake symbol would show when brake activated so it had to be returned and replaced by another dash. I did ask if it's just a wire etc but was told they are different ?

There is usually a good selection of Integra parts on the auction site, mostly from some of the eastern European countries which is probably where all the stolen bikes go to. Estonia seems to be a hot spot for parts. Try logging on to other countries bay sites as most sellers will send abroad but don't always put their parts on the 'foreign' to them sites. Beware the pre 2015? model Integra panels are mostly different although a few of the non painted ones look very similar. You will definitely have your work cut out with this project. Keep an eye on the budget as I suspect by the time yo

Earlier you said your speedo reports 34mph when you colleague's reports 27mph. That's a ratio of 1.26 : 1. Not enough to be explained by an mph/kph error, but too big to be explained by a one-tooth difference on the sprocket. On the other hand, your 27mph/34mph readings might be inaccurate because it's very difficult to track someone at exactly the same speed they are doing, all the time. Even so, I am puzzled by this. I hope someone with a manual will chime in to answer your question. Mine's a DCT, and I don't know whether the manual bikes have the same panel fitte