Engine RPM, beak-in and after

[dshogman]

Back in the old days of owning sports cars and then later in life with motorcycles, the "rule" was to keep the revs between the torque peak and the horsepower peak. (I saw something somewhere (can't locate it) that was a small chart of the rpm's in each gear.) Based on the printed specs, this "rule" would have you keeping the revs between 6250 and 8500 rpm. Is this proper for the Rotax engine and this must be for after break-in riding? Are there any posted limits for during the break-in period?
Thanks.

 

[docdoru]

 

[Firefly]

Back in the old days of owning sports cars and then later in life with motorcycles, the "rule" was to keep the revs between the torque peak and the horsepower peak. (I saw something somewhere (can't locate it) that was a small chart of the rpm's in each gear.) Based on the printed specs, this "rule" would have you keeping the revs between 6250 and 8500 rpm. Is this proper for the Rotax engine and this must be for after break-in riding? Are there any posted limits for during the break-in period?
Thanks.

Break it in like you stole it:

http://www.mototuneusa.com/break_in_secrets.htm

 

[boborgera]

Break it in like you stole it:

http://www.mototuneusa.com/break_in_secrets.htm

:agree:It's better to break it right away, then after the warranty is up!:roflblack:

 

[jedd]

REDLINE!!!