Haven't had to break in a new bike yet as all of mine have been used. Regardless, that MT-07 is a SWEET looking bike. Thanks for the tip on breaking in a bike and enjoy that ride as much as you can before the snow starts flying.
Or you could just read the manual and do as the manufacturer of the bike says to do. And then if you have a problem with the engine they can't say well you didn't do proper break in. And they know if you do it properly because of all the little sensors in the engine.
I got my MT07 at the same time you did. I've broken in several new bikes. I vary my speed. It isn't that hard while riding around town and on country roads most of the time. I stay off the interstates. I never get over 6k anyways. 4 to 5 ks is just fine with me.
This is how it's done. Dealer tells you that because not all a trained riders. I ride 35 years. I ride smooth and don't load the engine. Or as you say lug. Down shift also is good. Never stay on same speed to long and yes let it cool. Don't sit in hot traffic
Good videos and it gave me good idea about the subject. I am picking up my new MT03 from Snow City in few days and I live 75 km from the dealer. Is it ok to ride the bike on 401 to my home for 75 km on highway speed or should I get a trailer and transport it?
Did a soft break-in on my CBR-250R and after 35 000km despite lugging my fuel economy is 2.6L/100km, though it does burn oil if I go above 8 000 rpm, I can fix that by changing to more expensive oil.
@@Brownbrady Trying to get as good fuel economy as Sendler, but I will need new sprockets, speedo healer and fuel map. My commute averages 80km/h at 15km distance with idling for three minutes before setting off. I'm a student so every penny counts lol.
I got the same bike also from Toronto. I'm loving it. Just fast enough to not get bored and not fast enough to loose my license again. I'm new in town here because I'm from Vancouver. Maybe we can ride together as I don't have any riding buddies here in toronto.
How do you break-in your new motorcycle?
@BrownBrady you upload vedios very late.. as subscriber we would like to see daily......... kindly upload vedios more often
Thanks for the mention. I didn’t figure this out by myself. It’s off-the-record advice from mechanics (not at Snow City).
And thank you for passing on the knowledge.
Very good to listen to man. Not boring at all and your voice tells a story. Cheers for upload
Haven't had to break in a new bike yet as all of mine have been used. Regardless, that MT-07 is a SWEET looking bike. Thanks for the tip on breaking in a bike and enjoy that ride as much as you can before the snow starts flying.
I will. Thanks for the comment.
for the first 50-100 miles i take it easy varying rpm. Then i gradually build up until i ride it as i would after service.
Hey man, are you still riding?
Ride it like you're on the track. Only way to get full compression
Great video. I'd be curious to see a follow up video with your likes and dislikes. Keep it up man.
Excellent video.. Prefect explanation
Or you could just read the manual and do as the manufacturer of the bike says to do. And then if you have a problem with the engine they can't say well you didn't do proper break in. And they know if you do it properly because of all the little sensors in the engine.
Thank you for this great informative video👊🏾
Thank you for this video!
Excellent video... ✌️
Good choice
Let me make a clear
Good breaking it’s just normal daily ride as long as keep it below red line .
Please correct me if I’m wrong
Thank you
I got my MT07 at the same time you did. I've broken in several new bikes. I vary my speed. It isn't that hard while riding around town and on country roads most of the time. I stay off the interstates. I never get over 6k anyways. 4 to 5 ks is just fine with me.
Congratulations on you new MT07 and thanks for sharing.
This is how it's done. Dealer tells you that because not all a trained riders.
I ride 35 years. I ride smooth and don't load the engine. Or as you say lug. Down shift also is good. Never stay on same speed to long and yes let it cool. Don't sit in hot traffic
Hi, how log is too long?
Good videos and it gave me good idea about the subject. I am picking up my new MT03 from Snow City in few days and I live 75 km from the dealer.
Is it ok to ride the bike on 401 to my home for 75 km on highway speed or should I get a trailer and transport it?
Did a soft break-in on my CBR-250R and after 35 000km despite lugging my fuel economy is 2.6L/100km, though it does burn oil if I go above 8 000 rpm, I can fix that by changing to more expensive oil.
That's real good fuel economy. Thanks for commenting.
@@Brownbrady Trying to get as good fuel economy as Sendler, but I will need new sprockets, speedo healer and fuel map. My commute averages 80km/h at 15km distance with idling for three minutes before setting off. I'm a student so every penny counts lol.
You still alive? This was your last video 😮
Yes, still alive :)
I got the same bike also from Toronto. I'm loving it. Just fast enough to not get bored and not fast enough to loose my license again. I'm new in town here because I'm from Vancouver. Maybe we can ride together as I don't have any riding buddies here in toronto.
Can you recommend it for back riding?
I broke in my 2013 gw250 Suzuki the way I want the bike to perform to ie good commute and hard for fun had for 15k kl and hast disappointed me
is it true cold season lowers motorcycle price?
Does here in the UK, can't give them away in the Winter, as a Result there are some Bargains to be had.
Hello i want to change the bike. I am thinking between mt 07 and Suzuki Gsx-s 750. How is mt 07 for passenger because i often ride with my gf? Thanks
Bad for long rides. Unless you get a good seat.
@@gabmax1013 i bought gsx-s 750. I am very satisfied
i love you
@FortNine
Lol, your not a gp racer, your tires are fine..