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Old 10-11-2009, 08:38 PM   #38
racedoll
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Damn this thread is long. I forgot I posted it on Thursday/Friday before going away.

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Originally Posted by fasternyou929 View Post
I followed the break-in period for both my new bikes. You'll hear all kinds of arguments from both sides about which is better. In the end, I decided the people that designed and built it know better than anyone else and I've never had any problems.

That's not to say if I took it to the track right away I would have had problems.

You might be better off asking what tires are best for street riding.
I figured this would be a questionable subject but I thought I'd take my chances on the answers.

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Originally Posted by OneSickPsycho View Post
I tried... Really I did... It was just too boring!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I know what you mean. I rode mine per break-in home from the dealer. Hubby asked why I was going so slow (not even the speed limit of 55mph). I told him I was following break-in... so after that he told me to at least go the speed limit.

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Originally Posted by fasternyou929 View Post
Not looking to recreate an old debate, but if beating the piss out of a new motor were the way to go, why would manufacturers have a break-in period versus saying "here's your new bike, go ride it"?
That is kind of my thought, but at the same time I couldn't not do the speed limit for 1000 miles or whatever break-in suggested.

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If shit's gonna break, then shit's gonna break.
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