Mine's in warranty for another 8 months, otherwise I'd leave it until it started being an arse to start when hot.
I seriously doubt if any shims will need changing, it's a GSXR750 with the top 4000rpm lopped off, and I generally don't thrash it.
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Re: Speedo Accuracy and Mileage
Yeah that's a bind. If I was in your shoes I'd get it done. In years gone by I'd have ignored it but I've got all middle aged.Le_Fromage_Grande wrote: ↑Sat Sep 24, 2022 9:48 pm Mine's in warranty for another 8 months, otherwise I'd leave it until it started being an arse to start when hot.
I seriously doubt if any shims will need changing, it's a GSXR750 with the top 4000rpm lopped off, and I generally don't thrash it.
Mine won't be due till long passed the warranty and I reckon I'll leave it. Fancy spending some money getting MCT to set it up properly once the loans done.
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Re: Speedo Accuracy and Mileage
If its like the 750 you'll need a new rear shock, my standard one was over sprung and had little damping
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