BREAK IN
These guys are right...Let the bike cool pretty good at times too, and remember to never use any more choke any longer tahn you have to,,,it only takes a little for a very little time, and don't forget to cleat it rev it up some to clear the choke after you have turned it completely off. shifting, running at various speeds and even opening it up some, "Stretching it" is a good thing up to about 80%...the allow thing to cool off...no jumping on/off the throttle wheelies or hard downshifting while you are breaking it in...enjoy it an get a feeling for the bike and leave evtra room because you will probably be in a higher gear than normal...find out what your brakes are capable of doing without skidding, listen for noises, esp chain noise and gear noises...apply a pair of nylon tie strips to yor front forks to see that they are compressing equally in turns and stops...you can cut them off later should you not like their appearance. KEEP the chain well lubricated!