Odometer roll over at 99,999 ?

Does 5th gen go on to 100001 or zero off again ?

Thanks for any help

 

Ask me in about 6 years :biggrin:

 

I thought "these guys's are quick to reply"!
But no it is ya old practicle joker.

Thanks dude you have been no help at all.:wink:

 

Digital or not, I would think they roll back to zero. But then again, I could be wrong.

 

Its digital. Why would it roll back to zero's for? Has to keep going.

 

hi guys!!!
no, don't go to zero. i saw a my friend tachimeteter with 150000 km...!!!!:madgrin:
neverending story this vfr....:biggrin:
bye from italy....
mikyvale:wink:

 

just for curiosity i post you a photo about the question....
now...no doubt!

 

thanks,it means my bike has only done 36000ks in 10 years by the previous owner.No wonder it still feels so tight.

 

cool beans!

 

They should keep counting, mine did.

Will clock up 108,000km in a week or so.

:smile:

 

the bike turns to dust beneath you.
some UPS driver just turned a million miles on his truck in Texas I think.

 

Does that count though? I think the UPS trucks are like Diesel 18 wheelers, with sleeved cylinders and all that get all overhauled every so often. If was original motor/tranny I'd be much impressed.

 

Don't count on that I sold my VFR800 and my gsx1400 2 months ago to buy a run out 07 CBR1000RR
which I liked at first but soon realized I had made a big mistake (50 year old back and wrists what the hell was I thinking) so I traded it on a 06 kawasaki ZX12R which is a bike I have always lusted after. It is a lot more comfortable and not a bad allrounder but 2 weeks into this bike and now it's up for sale.I am now looking for the best low mileage gen 5 I can find and once I get it,I won't be changing.This has been a very expensive circle of events but at least now I really am past the itch for something new just for the sake of it.