New dash

[szohar]

Hi,

Since I was getting water into the dash they had to replace it.

After replacing the unit my mileage went to 0, is there a way to keep the mileage as it was before?

Sharon

 

[ivanlee]

Hi,

Since I was getting water into the dash they had to replace it.

After replacing the unit my mileage went to 0, is there a way to keep the mileage as it was before?

Sharon

No, only hooking up to buds can you get the correct miles.hyea:

 

[Chupaca]

No..!!

there is no way to maintain or regain the mileage prior. You have to keep a record of it...it is on the roadsters record by vin# but your readout will start from "0"...it's a bummer but they don't like to mess with odometers...:gaah:

 

[Saluda]

Same thing with their sleds

I was told that's the way it is (Start over again with miles).

 

[Bob Denman]

So, you've got a brand-new bike out of the deal... :thumbup:
Seriously; tampering with odometer readings is never a good idea...
Just note the mileage that you had, and add it to whatever you pile up on the new odometer.