Sadlsor
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Nope.
10 kinds of people:
1. those who understand binary
0. those who don't
(Can't get much simpler than that.)
Catching Odometer Numbers while Riding
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10 kinds of people:
1. those who understand binary
0. those who don't
(Can't get much simpler than that.)
On return from 2021 NatSTOC, hit 222,222 miles:
I got one of those today as well, huh minus a “2”. Got a ways to go before I catch you @STraymond
ST1100Y
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That was a good one...one...one...one... 
BTW: are Mach 1.2 something to be concerned?...
BTW: are Mach 1.2 something to be concerned?...
A few days ago but got the picture. 55555
Sadlsor
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That's good numbers, if you reset Trip A last fill up.
I've only pushed past 300 miles on a tank, a small handful of times.
I've only pushed past 300 miles on a tank, a small handful of times.
Nah, that was the midway point on the overall Odometer. I did have a trip across the Blueridge Parkway where it showed hi 50's mpg on two fillups
Sadlsor
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While not remarkable, nor necessarily anagram-atic, it is a milestone for this "young" 2008-spec 1300.
And I had to pull to the side of the road, so didn't really have time to fuss and eliminate the glare. This was not a photo shoot, just a captured moment in time...
And I had to pull to the side of the road, so didn't really have time to fuss and eliminate the glare. This was not a photo shoot, just a captured moment in time...
rwthomas1
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Here ya go, from last week.
All threes.
Sadlsor
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I think you're missing a 3.
No, actually STs don't show 6 digits, I know this. But the first digit is trying to look like a 1. And the odometer doesn't display tenths, only the Trip A and Trip B.
The ST1300 starts back at zero when you hit 200,000 miles.
Sadlsor
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Then I was right!
The 3's post IS missing a 3!
(Or actually, has an extra 1.)
The 3's post IS missing a 3!
(Or actually, has an extra 1.)
200,000 + 133,333 = 333,333
A few months ago:
ChriSTian_64
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44 000 kilometers, or 27 340 miles.
Nothing so special about it, only to show how low mileage my 2000 ST1100 (22 years old) is still is. An average of 1000 miles a year.
I bought it at 32 000 km two years ago.
Hope to climb those numbers up to 100 000 km, within the next couple years.
Nothing so special about it, only to show how low mileage my 2000 ST1100 (22 years old) is still is. An average of 1000 miles a year.
I bought it at 32 000 km two years ago.
Hope to climb those numbers up to 100 000 km, within the next couple years.
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Ha..!! I see I am not the only 5 - 5s to report in...........
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