Resetting the ODO meter?? Help!!! - SV650.org

20-02-05, 08:23 AM

Anyone got any idea on how to reset the ODO meter to zero?? I mean reset the total mileage reading...

20-02-05, 08:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Runner Type R

Anyone got any idea on how to reset the ODO meter to zero?? I mean reset the total mileage reading...

I'd be suprised if there were a way. And if there was, I wouldn't tell anyone. Unsurpisingingly, it would also be illegal here in the UK, and in many other places too.

20-02-05, 01:53 PM

There are specialist's that can change the odometer reading on electronic speedo's. BUT they will only change a reading from Kilometres to miles, for example if the speedo is converted to read in mph from kilometres. They will not change a genuine reading back for clocking purposes as it's illegal. If the kilometres are converted to miles, they typically provide an invoice with the old kilometre reading, and the equivalent miles reading in a digital photo so that when the owner comes to sell the bike, they can prove its legitimate.

Dan.

20-02-05, 10:24 PM

Why?

20-02-05, 08:23 AM	#1
Runner Type R Guest Posts: n/a	Resetting the ODO meter?? Help!!! Anyone got any idea on how to reset the ODO meter to zero?? I mean reset the total mileage reading...

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20-02-05, 01:53 PM	#3
Dan_SV Guest Posts: n/a	There are specialist's that can change the odometer reading on electronic speedo's. BUT they will only change a reading from Kilometres to miles, for example if the speedo is converted to read in mph from kilometres. They will not change a genuine reading back for clocking purposes as it's illegal. If the kilometres are converted to miles, they typically provide an invoice with the old kilometre reading, and the equivalent miles reading in a digital photo so that when the owner comes to sell the bike, they can prove its legitimate. Dan.