I got the 620 miles service done at the dealership (USA) for my 2019 KTM 790 Duke. I am planning to do the regular maintenance, change the oil/fluids etc myself and keep the receipts until the next 9300 miles service at the dealership. Does this void the warranty ?
I am at the same mileage and am doing the same plan. First service just done and Road 5's installed. I don't expect it to affect the warranty as I will be doing more oil changes than they recommend.
I went more aggressive. I did the first service myself once I found out that my bike already has the latest software version. It was just a simple oil and filter change. The two screens were in perfect condition. There was no need to replace it. I just need to take the bike back to the dealer to get the oil leak fixed at the front sprocket.
I read in a few other similar threads that on the first service they also do quickshifter calibration, no sure how necessary it is still in a break in period myself.
Motorex is really good oil. I would be very surprised if there are any dealers out there taking a bottle of Powersynt off the shelf for your first service. More likely semi synth out of a drum and no filter change
Seeing as though KTM say 9300 miles for the 2nd oil change I doubt anything you do on top of this is going to affect the warranty , receipts or not. The original poster did stipulate the dealer would do first service so this is above and beyond the recommended schedule.
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