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Back to the OP's question ans for those that want to use it as a data, training and instructional tool: LITPro is simply without a legitimately comparable competitor when it comes to the ability to track detailed and usable information that compares the specifics of every line on every lap and let's you analyze the differences in each. The software is amazing and I really love using it on an iPad. I get length and distance of jumps. Speed and G's. Segments, start and finish sectors that I create. "Start" mode allows me to pick apart the different aspects and...

Customer service from LITPro is top notch too!

I don’t see why a spotter or trainer is needed for anything when you have a LitPro. These are incredible devices. Spend the time needed to monkey around with all that it offers and you’ll be blown away. Two seconds a lap should be the least amount of time you’re shaving off.

I would love to get one with my friends and I so we could trash talk corner speeds, lap times and other variances. I'd be fun for sure.

It gives me turn, segment & jump data for every lap. You can monitor your heart-rate if you want, too. Check out their website. I’ve used it for 3 years & I think it’s the best training tool available.

I would love to try one out. There was a member here that claimed he dropped like 13 seconds a lap by using a Litpro while practicing a few weeks before a race at Milestone or something like that.

I agree with Manny, great tool, and loads of fun to geek out on the data. Even more fun when you connect with friends using it at the same track to compare and compete!

lit pro or crossbox laptiming. I love the data feedback

I started using a LitPro at Mammoth Mx this summer, now use it everyday. Most the time I ride alone at the track and I’ve been able to push myself harder because I know when I go back and download that I want to see faster laps. I’ve actually even used it to compare lap times when I was suspension testing to prove that certain settings helped me gain speed. The best part is when I ride with my buddy who has one and you compare lap and segment times. Pretty sick to see the time you save trying different...

The owner can say what they want, but the sampling rate (Hz) absolutely matters. This is digital data logging, and in the case of GPS it records your location once per sample. Or in other works at 10Hz it records your location 10 times per second. Then the software connects the dots to show your line. At 10Hz and riding at 30 mph, you're moving at 4.4 feet per data point. That's often the difference between two different lines, particularly when you factor in the accuracy of the GPS itself. For slower speeds it won't matter as much, but it...