My battery was really weak that it couldn't crank the second time when it fail to start on the first crank. I pushed the bike and used teh start button at the same time to start the bike. On the same afternoon, I removed the battery to charge it. Everything else was fine after that.

2 days later I went to the gas station to fill up the tank, but to my surprise I could not reset the trip meter which is showing <100 at that point with the button. Can it be that my button is damaged? I just find it too coincidental.

can someone share some experience?

 

Weak battery + failed attempt to start = Reset Trip Meters.

Frustrating for me - I was trying to keep good track of mileage/tanks initially using the trip, and when I installed my new taillight, I ran the batt low. - Hit start - didn't start - jumped it (OK charged it with a nice 2A charger) and started right up - pulled outside and noticed Trip went to 0. - I estimated the mileage based on purchase mileage and the trips so far logged...

 

your clock's probably showing wrong time too.

 

Your saying that holding the button does not reset trip odometer correct? If so I haven't run across that and my battery has died a couple times with no problem with using that button afterward.

 

You are absolutely right. The button is not reacting anymore after that

 

My battery died and for 2 months id have to run start it everytime with the trip and time resetting and no problem. You might have a bad cluster, take it to a honda repair center and see if they can trace the problem.

 

Hi all i have a cbr 929 2000 model i have owned for around 4years now great bike. Just recently the trip meter fails to reset, ive seen other members have had the same issue. I was wondering how to fix this problem, do i need to get the unit looked at by an auto elect? I disconected the battery hoping it would reset. But that didnt really help? Is there any answers to this problem?