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(5.00 out of 5) - Samuel Sent in This Review on a Radio He Added to His Burgman (5.00 out of 5)
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Dear Members///I have a 2006 burgman 400 which does not have a red line marker. Looking at other like scooters 8500 is the start of the red line. Is there any chance of over rev on the engine. Will I do any damage if I ride up to 8500 or the red line. Can one ride up close to 8500 on the free way or on a trip for most of the day, without damaging the engine? I would appreciate your advise and comments Thank you Ken Wencl 952 906 2181