How to drive Suzuki Burgman Street for 1st 15 or 30 days? Is there a speed limit before the 1st service as we have to drive at top speed?

Q. How to drive Suzuki Burgman Street for 1st 15 or 30 days? Is there a speed limit before the 1st service as we have to drive at top speed?
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Unknown | 5 years ago

As per the owners manual given by Suzuki, for initial 800 kms need to drive at max 1/2 of the throttle then upto 1600 km 3/4th of the throttle. With an assumption that max speed of the vehicle is 90 kmph, for initial 800 kms speed limit to drive is 40 to 45 kmph, and 800 to 1600 km 60 to 65 kmph

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Somil | 3 years ago

@ Unknown | As per the owners manual given by Suzuki, for initial 800 kms need to drive at max 1/2 of the throttle then upto 1600 km 3/4th of the throttle. With an assumption that max speed of the vehicle is 90 kmph, for initial 800 kms speed limit to drive is 40 to 45 kmph, and 800 to 1600 km 60 to 65 kmph

Since it's a CVT transmission, I wouldn't be surprised if I see 65-70 kmph on half throttle while being limited to 90 kmph at full throttle. That's because this type of transmission doesn't have fixed gears and gear ratios can vary based upon the load and throttle input.

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Somil | 3 years ago

More than the vehicle speed, you should keep an eye on engine speed (basically engine RPM) and load during the break-in period. Don't rev it too much, try to avoid very long/steep inclines and be gentle when you pick up from standstill.

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Jagadeesh | 5 years ago

Yes, speed limit is 40kmph untill 1st service

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Vedic | 5 years ago

Drive till 35 speed

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