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Classic Japanese Motorcycles

Meta SR2 Targa Easy Fit Parking Sensors & SR2 TGi towbar friendly version

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Mounted directly onto the rear bumper, this ingenious device detects obstacles to the rear of the vehicle making parking safer and easier. Especially useful for longer vehicles or vehicles with restricted rear vision. As the vehicle reverses towards an obstacle, an audible warning beep increases intensity to alert the driver until a constant tone gives the indication to stop before contact.

This must be the easiest to fit reversing aid on the market. No large holes to drill, just simply remove the number plate, mount the number plate bracket and clip the number plate back into the bracket.

Please note: Only suitable for European oblong type number plates and not the square types fitted to some Japanese Gray import vehicles. Also the number plate must be centrally fitted to the vehicle and not to one side.

• Easy two wire installation
• In most cases installation takes less than an hour
• Adjustable sensitivity
• Adjustable speaker volume
• Offset adjustability (how close an object is)
• Range from 0.3 to 1.5 Metres
• Easy two wire fitment
• No large holes to drill
• No painting/respraying
• Very discreet
• Front or rear mounting (a separate on/off switch may be required for front mounting)

Meta SR2 area coverage compared with a 4 bumber sensor kit

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SIMPLE FITTING

Remove number plate

Fit the Meta backing plate with the sensors

Clip number plate into the Meta backing plate

Connect the sensors to the control box, connect one wire to earth the other to the reversing light circuit. Connect the supplied speaker, adjust the sensitivity and speaker volume and that's it, finished.

As mentioned in the In Gear supplement from The Sunday Times, May 2007
Courtesy of The Sunday Times