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Honda ST1300 Section => Electrics & Electronics - Volts, Amps and Fuses ST1300 => Topic started by: dicko on April 09, 2015, 08:56:41 PM
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I was travelling home a few months ago down the M1 from Brissy to Gold Coast on my 2008 ST1300A. On departure my Odometer reading was about 199,970 Klms so I was somewhat excited (NOT) that I would see it tick over to 200,000 during the trip. Imagine my dismay when at 199.999 it ticked over to .... 0 klms. I was going to ask if any one else has seen this phenomena but then realised I may be only person that has a ST1300 with that many klms. :'(
On the good side I now own a 6 year St1300A with 6,000 Klms on the clock. :thumbsup
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That is quite normal. You will note that there is insuficient room in the display for anything other than a 1. Honda has made it possible for an old girl with lots of miles to turn back into an unridden virgin.
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Under our ADR's bike odometers need only work up to 200,000 before resetting.
Scary thought is some used bike dealer trying to sell a bike like this of any make as low km's; e.g. 30,000 and not 230,000
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It's only Hondas that are a worry.
The others fall to bits before 200,000 kays. :grin
It's an incentive to keep her looking good and push on through the 200K limit, eh?
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Many in the US have experienced this, but in miles it is not everyone's problem.