View Poll Results: Which is it?

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  • 000.0

    27 48.21%
  • 999.9

    1 1.79%
  • digital

    25 44.64%
  • 666.6 (number of the beast, to 1dp)

    3 5.36%
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Thread: 9's or 0's

  1. #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by DangerousBastard View Post
    So you gas up and it (assuming you use it for range calcs) resets your trip meter? I (manually) do that every time, but I would be surprised to see a manufacturer take over the trip meter and insist it was done. Curious.
    If you want to reset it yourself, you can either turn that functionality off, or use trip counter "A"

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    Quote Originally Posted by onearmedbandit View Post
    "It" automatically resets it? Is there two trip meters?
    Mine has 2 trip meters - I always reset 'A' when I refuel, no option for auto reset though
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    i have to manualy turn the damn thing. so i set it up for 000.0 , and if i go too fast and miss it.....well there it goes round another time

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    Quote Originally Posted by MarkH View Post
    Mine has 2 trip meters - I always reset 'A' when I refuel, no option for auto reset though
    Yeah mines got 2 trip meters as well. The only reason I asked imdying is because the Honda's dash is reasonably simple.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cayman911 View Post
    i have to manualy turn the damn thing. so i set it up for 000.0 , and if i go too fast and miss it.....well there it goes round another time
    just stop at 999.9, that way if you go to far you're on 000.0 anyways, thought at least one other person would be rockin the 9's :meh:
    "A shark on whiskey is mighty risky, but a shark on beer is a beer engineer" - Tad Ghostal

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    Quote Originally Posted by bogan View Post
    So when filling up, I always click my trip odometer round to 999.9 instead of 000.0 as it seems to click over and line them up a lot nicer, so have at it, are you a 9'r, or a 0'r?
    Have you ever considered that you might have OCD?
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    Quote Originally Posted by rainman View Post
    Have you ever considered that you might have OCD?
    you mean CDO?
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    Quote Originally Posted by bogan View Post
    just stop at 999.9, that way if you go to far you're on 000.0 anyways, thought at least one other person would be rockin the 9's :meh:
    Up, that is a whole 161 metres down the road for me!!!

    I can't afford to wait that long before my odo catches up with my fuel...
    Besides i will be 161 metres short of fuel at the other end of the tank... that is a darn long walk with a 200kg bike!


    I just turn the little knob around again if my numbers don't line up... much easier than running out of fuel









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  9. #24
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    Quote Originally Posted by bogan View Post
    you mean CDO?
    Brilliant! Bling to you...
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    press the button , hey presto 000000 to easy aye, must be getting more relaxed in my old age!!!!

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    The bike reminded me this morning of the other thing it does... when you reach reserve, it changes the trip meter to litres consumed since that point. You can change back to the odo or trip meters, but 10 seconds later it changes back to the litres consumed; that and the big orange LED (which flashes after about 3 litres) keeps letting you know that now isn't a bad time to think about gassing up.

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