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Originally Posted by dirtbkr188
My suggestion for you would be to wait until you get the bike, break it in, and get a few hours on it before planning any changes to the stock setup. It may be perfectly fine for a new/novice rider to learn on, the hopups can come later, with the experience.
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We will. The challenge is going to be convincing my son-in-law to break it in properly. I am thinking of two heat cycles and some conventional oil each time. How many hours for break-in? I don't know. I will put a tach/hour meter on it.
I think it's a neat-looking bike, and my daughter loves the look of it. Anyway, thanks for the response, and I will take your advice. If it isn't broken, don't fix it.