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Adding mileage to the clocks Thu Nov 07, 2019 4:35 pm
Davep
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OK, so we've all heard stories about people turning back clocks to knock a few miles off, however, I want to add miles
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My clocks were changed at about 72k, with what appears to be a new set (going by the paperwork), and these are now showing 47k. I'm quite proud of the distance this steed has done and would like to show that, with a bit of TLC, mileage is not an issue. Is there anyway, (preferably legally), that I can add the full mileage to the clocks or am I better off just leaving it?
Cheers all.
Dave
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My clocks were changed at about 72k, with what appears to be a new set (going by the paperwork), and these are now showing 47k. I'm quite proud of the distance this steed has done and would like to show that, with a bit of TLC, mileage is not an issue. Is there anyway, (preferably legally), that I can add the full mileage to the clocks or am I better off just leaving it?
Cheers all.
Dave
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