Yeah, it's a silly question!

[MomOnBike]

It never occurred to me to reset the odo. After all, the bike and I have gone all those miles. If I delete the numbers, I've deleted the effort. Nope, nope, nope, I ain't gonna do that! And besides, I want to be out on a ride someday with a camera and capture the roll-over to 0.00 again. {sigh} Bliss.

That being said, it's your bike, your computer, your psyche. I really don't think there are any bike computer police around to enforce any rules, one way or another. Do what feels like the right thing to you.

[Geonz]

I treat it like the car odometer and record the yearly miles on it and let it keep accumulating. After all, somebody might claim I was setting it back for fraudulent reasons - that's waht they'd say if it were the car, right?

[LadyinWhite]

That being said, it's your bike, your computer, your psyche. I really don't think there are any bike computer police around to enforce any rules, one way or another. Do what feels like the right thing to you.

LOL! Exactly.