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On 2/19/2020 at 3:34 PM, 406offroad said:

I have a 2014 CForce 500 with the digital dash. The dash display is in kilometers and I cannot figure how to change to mph. Hopefully someone knows how to make the change.

, on our current 500 range you simply hold down the left dashboard button (when sitting on the ATV) and the dash will switch from Kms to Miles.

I found this on a CFMOTO page 

https://www.productreview.com.au/listings/cf-moto-cf-500/q-and-a?page=4 Heres the link !

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9 hours ago, 406offroad said:

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I called cfmoto usa and they weren't sure how to change the display settings, said that no one in that office knew about a machine as old as mine (2014).

Wierd !! Is there a cfmoto website ? I know  theres a site for my Honda 450R that is full of info !! 

Maybe someone on here might have a answer 

http://cfmoto-forum.com/

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I removed my surround of the guages, no hidden buttons sorry

 

something to try might  be hitting the switch under your seat that changes the clock, try playing with it holding it down or what not

 

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