I was hoping to roll the Odometer

[woobie]

but looks like I'm stuck



no odometer, no trip meters, everything's frozen from when I hit 99,999 after finishing the Cabot trail.

[Court93kat]

Congratulations!!! That's a lot of miles to rack up on 2 wheels. Good job!

I seem to remember someone else (can't remember who now) doing the same thing and there is no reset or rolling of the odometer. I think I remember him having to buy a new speedometer to continue counting his miles. Seems kinda crazy to me though, I would think the dealer could go in and reset it somehow for a legitimate reason like that.

[Sasquatch]

Wow! nice job!

sucks that you have no trip meter or anything now though

[ZukiFred]

Have you talked with a dealer to see if it can be fixed or reset?

[eviilil0ne]

simply amazing bro keep on rollin

[ThAzKat]

Awesome Woobie for trekking that many miles on one bike!
As for the Odometer, I have no clue on that one!

[SweetLou]

Friggin Canadians have all the luck!

Wow, your bike goes really fast... all the way to 240mph!!!!!

[the wind]

good to see your happy about it.sounds like it's by design.

[Blackdog]

Congrats, that very cool.

Maybe if you went really really fast if would turn-over, at least you could show the OPP the odometer....ya that's a good excuse

[ICEG]

congrats

try to un plug it from the socket and re plug it in in a couple of days

if there is an onboard battery it should die by then

[il_ragazzo]

congrats!

[steves]

99 999 kilometers = 62 136.4979 miles



As for "getting it reset" It's impossible. I remember reading the threads about it in the past. His only option is to get another speedo.

[Trackerrrr]

Nothing's impossible. I bet he can find some teenage nerd with hacking skillz to fix that right up.

[professa_riddler]

Congrats.

[ThAzKat]

maybe this wouldn't be a issue if it clocked miles instead on km's