Does modifying the middle cylinder of a motorcycle have any impact?
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Modifying the middle cylinder of a motorcycle has an impact. It increases fuel consumption, adds load to the crankshaft and valves, and reduces the cylinder compression ratio. Since the surfaces of the matching components cannot be machined to a completely ideal state, there are also certain deviations in their relative positions. The moving parts will experience intense friction and generate significant heat. If not used carefully, the friction surfaces may become damaged, severely affecting the motorcycle's performance and lifespan. Control the speed: Strictly follow the different speed limits specified in the user manual during the break-in period. Avoid overloading by keeping the load below two-thirds of the motorcycle's maximum capacity and choose smoother roads for driving. Control the driving time: Avoid prolonged engine operation. Change the engine oil frequently to remove metal particles generated during the break-in process. It is recommended to change the engine oil three times during the break-in period.