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Thread: break in
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Old 04-14-2007   #5 (permalink)
Hairball
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it is best not to sustain high rpm for any length of time as the heat generated by friction cannot be carried away fast enough and the internal can be irreparably damaged.
Thats why you do not run it at "sustained" high rpms to break it in...
There is a right way to do a fast break in.
MotoMan

It has worked for me on the last 6 bikes.
I did a hard break in on my 05 GSX-R 750 track bike ( track break in),

I ran into the Suzuki service manager at the track and let him take it out for a session, He said he has never ridden a 750 with such snap he mentioned the bike ran like it was made on a Tuesday.

When I traded it in for my girls DRZ 400 Supermoto, The service manager bought it.

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