The ST seems to be agreeing with you joe.
Django, Cormanus...log won't let me enter todays miles
(12-01-2016, 08:01 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: [ -> ]The ST seems to be agreeing with you joe.
Yep I like the growl of the V4, the low end torque, and with the styling and whirring sound of the twin counterbalancers, It would have been a perfect bike for George Jetson, lol.
(12-01-2016, 12:33 PM)The ferret_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Django, Cormanus...log won't let me enter todays miles
Worked all right for me, Ferret. Try again and let me know?
Will try after this evenings ride
FYI, I already introduced a tab for 2017 in our forum miles sheet:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1...1988480027
After a quarter or so in the new year, we may clean up the still empty and unused user rows.
And feel free to add yourself to the CB1100forum mile eaters.
Thanks Django. I will be needing that Jan 1 lol
For 2017 we should update the format to just have the user enter the mileage from the odometer directly on the 1st of the month (before riding that day) and let it be automatically calculated. There would need to be 13 columns, Jan 1, Feb 1, Mar 1... Dec 1, Dec 31. The only downside would not be seeing the number from each month directly without adding more columns or rows from what we have for 2016.
Hi Kenny,
I would say, there is no need to change the format.
If you would like just to enter you odometer count, you could do it like I do in a formula.
Have a look my entries Django for my CBF1000F '16. I enter my odometer every month in km, calculate it to miles an subtract the months before. Result is the mileage of the current month.
For the 2017 sheet, I entered a row at the far right side, where you could enter your odometer at the very beginning of the new year.