I have a KTM 390 Duke, model year 22.
The machine is supposed to be serviced at 7500 km. However, I don't want to have it serviced until February/March next year (2025). Currently, I have about 7900 km on it.
How many kilometers can I exceed the limit? Will anything happen if I drive a little longer?
I look forward to answers.
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Many manufacturers now report mileage to the factory on a daily basis.
You're clearly overachieving.
It depends on whether your vehicle is still under warranty, which is usually two years.
Without regular inspections, there is little goodwill or concession from the manufacturer.
However, such a motorcycle consists of a multitude of wearing parts such as the chain, tires, brake pads, and engine oil, which of course have to be changed regularly.
You're over it.
The warranty may be void