Catching Odometer Numbers while Riding

[PmodelinUS]

I have put 30,009 miles on my ST since I bought it about 3 1/2 years ago. It also signals I've ridden over 10,000 miles this year with some time to go. Should roll the bike past 100,000 miles next year!

 

[W0QNX]

I know... it's still a baby.

Mine too! (bad pic it says 25,000)

 

[Sunday Rider]

Caught this today. 60,000 miles aren’t mine.

 

[Willsmotorcycle]

Near miss…

 

[John OoSTerhuis]

Caught this today. 60,000 miles aren’t mine.

Should’a reset your tripmeter 789 miles ago, Raouf!

 

[Sunday Rider]

Should’a reset your tripmeter 789 miles ago, Raouf!

I knew I’d get busted! Glad it was you!

 

[dwalby]

Should’a reset your tripmeter 789 miles ago, Raouf!

that's the first thing I looked at too !! Tough crowd here.

 

[Mellow]

Not all that impressive and I didn't think about 11,111 or 12,345 ugh.. but caught 22,222:

 

[cjames431]

 

[St-Gerard]

Got odometer pics from the Silverwing, which was sold last year.

 

[St-Gerard]

Hopefully this year can work on getting some on the ST 1100.

 

[Sadlsor]

Got odometer pics from the Silverwing, which was sold last year.

Well, THAT took some planning...

 

[John OoSTerhuis]

Got odometer pics from the Silverwing, which was sold last year.

Wow! Have to punch the tripmeter reset at just the right time. And man, what a difference a tenth of a second makes. Cool!

Regards, John

 

[St-Gerard]

Looked at my phone last night to see when I took the pictures , date and time was December 31, 2020 at 2:05 and 2:07. Memory of the ride coming back to me, went for a Polar bear ride, CX/GL forum promoted.

 

[Esti1300]

Just achieved this milestone on my Honda Accord.

 

[St-Gerard]

Caught the numbers on my Mazda car going for Blood work this morning.G

 

[Larry Fine]

Ahh, waltz!

 

[dwalby]

Wow! Have to punch the tripmeter reset at just the right time. And man, what a difference a tenth of a second makes. Cool!

Regards, John

not really, it appears to have the rotating knob style trip reset so you can just run the main odo up to all 9's, pull over, and then slowly crank the trip reset to all 9's as well.

I think I did that with my FZR1000 years ago when I rolled it over, but can't recall for sure.

 

[St-Gerard]

not really, it appears to have the rotating knob style trip reset so you can just run the main odo up to all 9's, pull over, and then slowly crank the trip reset to all 9's as well.

I think I did that with my FZR1000 years ago when I rolled it over, but can't recall for sure.

I do believe that is what I did,G