What does motorcycle trip mean?
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Motorcycle trip refers to the single trip mileage on the motorcycle dashboard, which can be reset to zero for recalculation. The numbers around the odometer represent the motorcycle's speed. If the dial pointer points to the number 40 while riding, it means the motorcycle is traveling at a speed of 40 kilometers per hour. Below are related introductions: 1. Introduction to trip-a: Trip-a refers to the partial mileage. TripA/B specifically indicates the distance from point A to point B. When needed, you can reset the displayed number to zero when starting from point A, and the number displayed when arriving at point B is the distance between points A and B. Both can be set with different reset timings and timing conditions. 2. Operation to clear the mileage: If you need to clear the original mileage, you can short press the cylindrical rod on the dashboard in the trip-a state to switch to the trip-b state, then short press the cylindrical rod again to return to the initial state, which is the total odometer display state. After resetting trip-a to zero, add 30 liters of fuel, record the kilometers traveled, and then observe how many kilometers trip-a displays after the 30 liters of fuel are consumed.