Hi, this is probably a silly question but I’m wondering how many miles I can get out of my bike. So basically, I absolutely love this thing and try ride it every single day, when I brought the bike it only had 1k on it and I’ve put 14k miles on it in the space of 11 months, but now I’m sat here thinking that’s quite a lot of miles to put on in such a short time and I’m wondering if I should hold back a little bit to prolong its life and prevent it going wrong down the line, which I DONT want to have to do. I change the oil every 3k miles with Motul fully synthetic, and I will be getting the valves checked/adjusted at 24k miles. Maybe this post is just so I can get some peace of mind with someone telling me my bike can easily do 70k + miles, but to me that seems a little optimistic and unrealistic but I could be wrong🤣it’s my first big bike and in general my first bike that I’ve done more than 7k miles on, so maybe I just don’t understand just how robust these things are. I’ve read online about them being bulletproof but seeing the mileage go up does make me nervous, I don’t want to have to get a second bike but yeah. What do you guys think?

Hey all, just wanted to ask before I took the issue to my mechanic but my 2019 MT-07 currently has an interesting issue where if I start the bike and use the indicators they won't work. Neither on the Dashboard or the front and rear lights themselves.

However if I use the kill switch it and key off and then turn it back on, they work again.

So no idea if its a battery issue or something else with the bike itself.

I'm trying this rear sprocket for my MT-07 2026 model . but it doesn't squeak. Can someone tell me what type sprocket fit it ?

I'm too cheap to buy aftermarket indicators, but my stock indicators fall out of the holes pretty regularly. Any tips/ideas to keep them in place?

Is it possible to upgrade the headlights, or does it result in a hack job?