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  • New fazer. Speed Limit and 5k rule

    Hii... I wanna know more about this <=50 kmph rule (500-1000 kms).. As i had got my bike last week

    and at times I have crossed 5k rpm and speeded upto 70-90 kmph..
    And I feel there is some grrrr sound after some time ,,, after I hav crossed 60-70 kmph....
    .Any problem with this????

    and I am facing anothe thing on my FAZER (same engine as FZ)
    It heats up and I can feel d heat and some burnt Oil like thing after I stop the bike ...

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      Originally posted by hemantbetala View Post
      Hii... I wanna know more about this <=50 kmph rule (500-1000 kms).. As i had got my bike last week

      and at times I have crossed 5k rpm and speeded upto 70-90 kmph..
      And I feel there is some grrrr sound after some time ,,, after I hav crossed 60-70 kmph....
      .Any problem with this????

      and I am facing anothe thing on my FAZER (same engine as FZ)
      It heats up and I can feel d heat and some burnt Oil like thing after I stop the bike ...
      when you bike is new, the metal parts of your engine contains some rough edges. As you run-in the bike, they tend to create greater friction and hence the heat. This is normal in any machine.

      As you run-in the bike, those rough edges get smoother & fits perfectly with each other. Those tiny metal scraps are deposited in the engine oil. Hence Engine oil is changed in First Service.

      The speed limit is due to the fact, since engine is new, some parts may be loose and it may not be at your full potential, so at high speed, there may be some damage to the new engine. It is always better to follow the running in for better life of your engine. Some occasional bursts are not harmful, but don't keep running the engine all the way like that.

      Your bike manual has some detail information about running in. Follow them.
      With Great Power, comes Great Responsibilities .....

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        Originally posted by hemantbetala View Post
        Hii... I wanna know more about this <=50 kmph rule (500-1000 kms).. As i had got my bike last week

        and at times I have crossed 5k rpm and speeded upto 70-90 kmph..
        And I feel there is some grrrr sound after some time ,,, after I hav crossed 60-70 kmph....
        .Any problem with this????

        and I am facing anothe thing on my FAZER (same engine as FZ)
        It heats up and I can feel d heat and some burnt Oil like thing after I stop the bike ...
        Hey man,

        Me too got my new fazer a mnth back. If u go through the manual provided 2 u,there wiil be a topic calld engine break in.In tat itz said for the first 500 kms the engine rpm shld not cross 45k n for 500~1000 kms itz 65k. am also facing the pblm of engine over heating.Trying 2 sort tat out. vil let u knw once done.

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