so i rode 9000 with the 15-38 sprockets on my 07sm, which means my mileage on my odometer is wrong? correct??
is there a website that can give correct mileage or anybody know how to do the conversion?

Edited by 707LAKE, 08 August 2012 - 05:08 PM.

Since the speedo pick up is on the front wheel, changing gearing would not affect the speed sensor. On the other hand, the factory speedo is usually off a little anyways so that may account for some change. I know that at any speed indicated on the computer, I am doing about 3-5 mph under that.

To make it worse, I have heard that even though our factory speedo is off the odometer it is actually accurate for mileage.

Edited by UFboostedgator, 08 August 2012 - 05:16 PM.

I'm pretty sure odometer is in front wheel so gearing shouldn't have any effect.  Front wheel size however will.

UFboostedgator, on 08 August 2012 - 05:12 PM, said:

   haha way to make myself look dumb, i even knew that the odometer was on the front also, i should have put more thought into it! thanks

Its a common question, I asked it once

707LAKE, on 08 August 2012 - 05:07 PM, said:

You may have done way more, depending on how much riding you do on the "rear wheel only".....

Edited by CraigoDRZ485sm, 08 August 2012 - 10:32 PM.

With the stock computer, although you cannot adjust the speed without changing pick up but you can still calibrate the odometer.
Go out with one of your friend for a long ride and calibrate it. if you get a different height front tyre or as your front tyre wear your odometer will not work properly.

You can adjust the standard computer for a percentage of actual miles done , you didnt accidentally press the wrong button ? I know I did , that is how I found out about this function , greg