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Yamaha DT175 Break-In Period and Possible Air Leak?

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    Hey guys, I recently got a new Yamaha DT175 from the dealership, and I wanted to ask about the engine break-in period.

    The bike has almost 200 km on it now. I’ve been riding it normally, but I’ve also done some pulls and accelerated hard a few times. I wanted to know if the DT175 really needs a strict break-in period or if regular riding with occasional pulls is fine during the first few hundred kilometers.

    Also, are air leaks a common issue on these bikes? I suspect mine might have one because the idle sometimes stays high even after I release the throttle. It can also hang around 2,500–3,000 RPM instead of settling down properly.

    Has anyone experienced something similar with their DT175? Is this a common issue, and what should I check first?

    Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!

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