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  • sleepermaximaS Offline
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    Hello all.

    Some of you may remember me from forever ago when I was tooling and driving an old red maxima. I've effetively put that project on the backburner for a few years now due to a blown motor... I am working on it. 🙂

    I just picked up a new bike. My first bike ever. Ninja 650R. I've only driven it about 6 miles (7 miles on the clock now) but I love it so far. First day of driving in traffic is freaking scary. It's nothing like navigating 3" high cones behind U Motors with a mushy 250. It's good tho... I need the excitement.

    so, feel free to divulge your newbie tips to me if the mood strikes.

    My only Q so far: Anyone here have good luck with a certain technique for breaking in a new motor (one that you ended up keeping for a while)? I have done some research and have already started a regiment but would like to hear from others.

    2003 Honda VTX 1800 C

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      Some people say you are suppose to follow the break in procedure. As for me and many other people I say drive it like your going to drive it later on. Just make sure you change the oil.

      2006 Kawasaki 636
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      2008 Kawasaki Ninja 250R
      2006 Honda CRF50
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        Ive heard more positive things when you ride it like your going to. But as a new rider i would recommend that you dont push your limits and atleast wait until your comfortable to break it in the way you want until then take the safe route.

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