Running in a new V4

andyb · Oct 12, 2022

legal?

rikkie07 · Oct 13, 2022

craig bush said:
I don’t know if it’s legal or not, but a friend of mine recently took delivery and he reported that the rev limit was locked until being unlocked at the first service.

What bike was that?

Deleted member 14059 · Oct 13, 2022

Does it seem reasonable to you that a 200hp bike which is limited to 8000 RPM is "illegal" but a smaller motorcycle which makes the same power as the 200hp one at its peak is "legal?"

craig bush · Oct 13, 2022

rikkie07 said:
What bike was that?

2022 s1000rr

rikkie07 · Oct 19, 2022

craig bush said:
2022 s1000rr

Yes Craig, your correct. The 2022 S1000RR his limiter is set at 9000rpm till the first service. It's the first bike who has this as far as I know. Maybe more brands will follow? So it's has nothing to do with something legal.

RickD996 · Oct 19, 2022

rikkie07 said:
Yes Craig, your correct. The 2022 S1000RR his limiter is set at 9000rpm till the first service. It's the first bike who has this as far as I know. Maybe more brands will follow? So it's has nothing to do with something legal.

2015 S1000RR also had it. Not 100% sure on the Gen2, possible.

rikkie07 · Oct 20, 2022

So, BMW is the only manufacturer till now who limits the RPM in the running-in periode then.

andyb · Oct 20, 2022

who cares........ if you do the 1960s run in thing .. great. If they want you to do it and don't trust you then limit the revs...well done.

Alkhater · Oct 21, 2022

I took my 22 from the dealership and pegged the speedo the next day… I’ll let y’all know if it goes boom.

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