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i recently rode from Cardiff to Bristol on the motorway doing a normal 70m.p.h, (which makes the engine sit at 7,000 revs) would this damage the engine in any way considering its pretty much there or there abouts for a good 30 mins straight? cheers maz

Shouldnt cause any problems mate, manufacturers test engine on the redlines for days before they finalise a design.

no. don't worry about it.

It's not a 2 stroke

did 250 miles at 110 only stopping for petrol once and she was fine, and my bike had 35,000 miles of abuse on it already

yeh, my old one survived 2 years desptach abuse screaming up and down the M4/M40/M5 all day long at 10,000rpm + never did it any harm .. it rattled like nothing else by the end.. but it had done over 60,000 miles ! still touched 140mph too .. then someone nicked it !

Only problem you'll get doing lots of motorway miles is a flat area in the middle of your tyres and BOREDOM

CarneyUK wrote:Only problem you'll get doing lots of motorway miles is a flat area in the middle of your tyres

and your ass.

(edit: mildly american spelling used to avoid replacement with the even more american "butt". baz, is ar** really that offensive?)

if Father Jack was alowed to say it on tv i dont see why its that bad!

AR*E DRINK WOMEN

legend

and FECK