When I first got my Rattler 110, I was trying to figure out what the heck the trip indicator was measuring. Reading back a few posts, I read that it measures every 100 meters. Oh, how very useful here in the USA.
For those who care to do math in their heads while riding, 1 mile equals roughly 16 on the trip meter. I wonder if this is something that Genuine might consider changing. A time trip meter would be nice.
So here's some useless information...
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Re: So here's some useless information...
my 07 rattler trip meter reads in 10ths of miles. For example, a trip reading of 463 corresponds to 46.3 miles. This is spot on with the odometer. I use it to check gas mileage.Hugo wrote:When I first got my Rattler 110, I was trying to figure out what the heck the trip indicator was measuring. Reading back a few posts, I read that it measures every 100 meters. Oh, how very useful here in the USA.
For those who care to do math in their heads while riding, 1 mile equals roughly 16 on the trip meter. I wonder if this is something that Genuine might consider changing. A time trip meter would be nice.
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Before reading the older thread about the trip meter, I couldn't figure it out. It seemed jibberish to me as I compaired it to the odometer--of course, I kept resetting it in order to get a better understanding. That just made everything even more confusing .
I'll have to consider the 10th of a mile scenario. Regardless, it doesn't affect how fun it is to ride!
It does make sense that it would have a 10th of a mile reading, for the more common "mechanical" odometers usually have that feature.
I'll have to consider the 10th of a mile scenario. Regardless, it doesn't affect how fun it is to ride!
It does make sense that it would have a 10th of a mile reading, for the more common "mechanical" odometers usually have that feature.