Well thanks to the two Mikes for your respective pieces of advice. I stopped by a dealer that I trust the other day and quizzed their service writer on the possible solution. He seconded Mikey's opinion that I should try to crack it open and manually move the needle on the post. So I'll be giving that a go in the near future.
The service writer then wondered what had caused it in the first place which is what Mike was saying. This may be tougher to figure out as the problem has not repeated itself in the subsequent 500 miles ridden. At least the scooter's electrical system isn't as complex as a car's electrical system. Hopefully re-seating the connectors fixed the problem.
Thanks for the advice, guys.
The service writer then wondered what had caused it in the first place which is what Mike was saying. This may be tougher to figure out as the problem has not repeated itself in the subsequent 500 miles ridden. At least the scooter's electrical system isn't as complex as a car's electrical system. Hopefully re-seating the connectors fixed the problem.
Thanks for the advice, guys.