[las]

My 2012 classic displays the outside ambient temperature in Centigrade. Does anyone know how to change it to fahrenheit? I can't fin anything in the rider manual?

 

[Hoshiko]

I couldn't find it either, try keeping the button pushed, just like if you were resetting the trip meter or so.
I'll try the same as soon as I get to my bike.

 

[TinyTrains]

I believe it has to be programmed. The dealer should be able to change it. MI do not know if a GS-911 will do it or not.

 

[Hoshiko]

And if everything else fails, just keep this in mind:
°C x 9/5 + 32 = °F

(°F - 32) x 5/9 = °C

 

[las]

Problem solved- dealer reprogram. I would have left it as it was and done the math, but with gloves and boots on, I couldn't get to my fingers and toes!

 

[Clem]

That good las, couldn't get to my fingers & toes.

Isn't it a bit ironic, the dealer had to reprogram that for you, but a digital tire pressure gauge gives you 3 scales, & a $10 alarm clock with temp. & humidity can give you multiple information using F or C.

 

[Classic11]

That good las, couldn't get to my fingers & toes.

Isn't it a bit ironic, the dealer had to reprogram that for you, but a digital tire pressure gauge gives you 3 scales, & a $10 alarm clock with temp. & humidity can give you multiple information using F or C.

planned obsolescence? :donatello: I think it's all a big pile of :001_9898:

 

[Hoshiko]

Problem solved- dealer reprogram. I would have left it as it was and done the math, but with gloves and boots on, I couldn't get to my fingers and toes!

Hahahahah

And totally agree Clem, it is ridiculous that you can not only change that by just pressing a button or something like that.

Also consider how spoiled we are with this bike, who really needs to know what gear you are on. Not needed but I definitely love it. :clap:

 

[Clem]

Hey las. Finally got boots & gloves off.

While we're bitching about the computer, has anyone noticed a slight difference in the trip meter and the odometer readings when filling up?
las, you probably fill up as often as anyone.

 

[las]

Definite difference. The odometer is the accurate gauge.

 

[Hoshiko]

While we're bitching about the computer, has anyone noticed a slight difference in the trip meter and the odometer readings when filling up?
las, you probably fill up as often as anyone.

And has anyone :mob: noticed a slight difference in the "smilies"

You are welcome. :001_tt2:

 

[Classic11]

:devil2:yay for new emoticons

:2guns:

 

[nardowell]

Das bike sprecken das Celsius.