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Oh yes, 100 miles is 160 km, so my Guzzis had no problem in their first 17.500 miles (10.000 on the Jackal and 7.500 on the Le Mans).

I am a very sporty person and like windsurfing, skiing, bicycling, swimming and things like that. Now when I soon reach the 40 years I started too think of buying a motorbike to relax from this extreme sports. My thirst chooses was a HD as my friend’s rides, or a Ducati, which is more my style. I bought a Guzzi California (which I though was something in between a Ducce and a HD) and loved it very much, But my dealer lent me a new Le Mans the same day he gave my Jackal the 10.000 km service. I couldn’t sleep until I was shore they could delivery that bike to me. My both Guzzis was new and I have ride whem in and after 4000 km they both felt a lot more smother, After the first service they almost felt like a different bikes from the thirst test drive. Now after a total off 26.000 km (41.600 miles) in one year with no trouble at all I do think this is the right bike fore a middle aged man who wants to relax on a big twin sportbike.

I drilled them in the rear end as shown earlier on this forum. If the original numbers 91/94 is true then my Le Mans now feels like 100/100.

And of course I have a Mistral crossover also .....

I have just drilled my cans whit 10 mm x 17 in each and put on a KN airfilter and a remap at my dealer at the 10000 km (1600 milers) service. My Le Mans is super! At list 100 hp and 100 Nm (maybe even between 3 -4000 rpm?) Try it, very deep sound to!