After first service - Oyecomova!

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After the first service, the vehicle is poised. It much more easy to handle and change gears now. The ride is cool and smooth. Especially the sound from the exhaust when you raise instantly.

But otherwise it looks like most of the energy from the engine is not being made use of. i.e. If you raise too much to speed up, the engine gets to be noisy enough to impress you for its machoness, but looks like the power does not reach the transmission. To the rider it just seems like the vehicle is locked to not exceed 75kmph no matter how much you raise the throttle. Well, I think so but not sure if it happens to everybody.

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