I have about the same problem.
Everytime I go out to lunch, my boss docks me
at least 4 hours for 1/2 hour lunch.
The odometer says that I went about 100 miles.

 

I'm not having odometer probs, but the clock is effed up. In the cage, work is a 16 minute drive. On the bike....30 minutes, minimum

 

Harley daylight savings time

 

You guys should consider yourselves lucky.What you have listed is only minor problems. I left for work Monday morning at 7 am and didn't get there until Thursday afternoon. And it is only a 15 min ride. I think I need a GPS or something.

 

Thats it....its gotta be...its from the loud pipes,,,the 14 harmonic,,resonance,,of the feedback reverb,,,I think HD sets it up at the factory as a subliminal message to put miles on....

 

He's got it!!

 

Its from all the cell phone use, micro wave towers and plastic soda and milk jugs.

This is causing bee's to be all goofed up and loosing their way back to hives and now the plastic gears in the odometers are getting statically polarized causing erroneous readings.

The best thing that you can do is chrome plate your EGR butterfly inside the valve. I'm not big on chrome but this is one of the only applications that it maybe a benefit. This will allow polarization to dissipate before you start loosing more mpg.

 

Pretty easy to explain.The powerpulse of a harley v-twin harmonically coincides with the dimensional fabric of the twilight zone.Once you start the ride a portal opens up in front of the bike.Since it borders our dimension you don't notice any difference until you re-enter our dimension and happen to notice that the miles are at least tripled or even higher.You haven't aged noticably but you do feel more relaxed and invigorated.Thus the sense of well-being but also not having what youmay have goneto the store to get.These portals are much more common on the secondary roads than on the freeways.

 

Will tinfoil on my head help????