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What is the best way to break in a new motorcycle

Sure! Here are five different responses to that question:

"Honestly, the best way to break in a new motorcycle is to take it easy for the first 500 to 1,000 miles. Keep the RPMs low, avoid full throttle, and mix up your speeds. Just treat it gently, and it'll pay off in the long run!"

"I’d say the key is to vary your speed and not just stick to the same RPMs. Try to ride at different speeds and avoid long stretches of highway at a constant speed. It helps the engine settle in nicely!"

"Break it in like you would a new pair of shoes—slowly! Don’t push it too hard at first. Ride it around town, keep the revs under control, and give it some time to get used to the road. It’ll feel way better once it’s broken in."

"Take your time with it! For the first few hundred miles, keep the throttle light and mix up your riding—some city, some backroads. Just don’t go full throttle right out of the gate, or you might regret it later!"