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+1Not that they had to, but that they have. I think people who ride a lot often find themselves wanting to change things on a bike - that's not always the case, but it often is. If the bike fits your needs then there's no need to change it, but there are a lot of situations where having a little more power than the bike has in its stock form makes it more usable. As for reliability, just look at Groms, I don't think you'll have significant issues with this bike as long as you keep up on the maintenance. In its stock form the bike isn't really pushing any parts too hard, so should hold up well.
How's your butt holding up?3000 FIRST YEAR 6 MONTHS