Yep I am happy the way the bike is being run in. The first 160km or so you keep it back to get the tyres to wear in and get some grip. there after you RIDE the bike. Just keep it out the red zone and don't let the motor labour. Pamper it and you will end up with a lazy bike. At 160Km/h she only runs at 8000 rpm with 3000 to go before the danger zone. She does not rev much higher and will only see 175km/h on a downhill with plenty revs to spare. In my opinion fitting an aftermarket exhaust and air filter will make her breath easier and allow her to rev higher in 5th and 6th. Any idea where i can find a bigger screen as i find the standard one useless at high speeds.
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