I rode my bike fairly "soft" (under 60) for the first couple of weeks only because I hadn't ridden in many years and I wanted to get my balance & skills back. After about 200 miles I was riding the bike harder (higher speeds).
Take time to do some light riding on the weekends and that will help balance the harder riding you are doing. Do this until you are comfortable the bike is broken in. I was assured by numerous people that the big concern is riding it in the 90-100mph range for long stretches early in the break-in process for a smaller engine.
Do your frontage (feeder) roads along the highway ride at a slower speed? That may be another option if you want to take it easy on the engine during the break-in period.
Anyone else?
Take time to do some light riding on the weekends and that will help balance the harder riding you are doing. Do this until you are comfortable the bike is broken in. I was assured by numerous people that the big concern is riding it in the 90-100mph range for long stretches early in the break-in process for a smaller engine.
Do your frontage (feeder) roads along the highway ride at a slower speed? That may be another option if you want to take it easy on the engine during the break-in period.
Anyone else?