If it lasted that long it must be good? Thees old regulators have relief valves in them and way better valve seats, can be stripped down to clean the build up of shit easy. I got a brand new set of BOC regulators 3 years ago and they have failed, before that I had another set that started leaking after a year. Some of the cheep ones have cardboard faces is the gauges and the flow is terrible as I do a lot of brazing almost every day,
when end I go to the shed I will get a pic of my regulator graveyard
I just remember those cbr250 and fzr250 gsxr250 would sometime be totaly fucked after under 20,000 kms. When I was doing my apprenticeship my job was to put the 1st 5 kms on the new bikes and I was threatened with death if I blew them up
Some pistons need measuring at the bottom of the skirt and some just below the bottom ring for piston to bore clearance.
If it was was me I wouldn’t rev that little bike so hard at all
The final mechineng proses happens in the 1st few hundred kms of a new engine, you must keep rpm and load down, I have seen a few times people go nuts on a new engine and damage them, read the book that comes with a new bike,
they need over 100 kms to run in before you pull rpm like that unless you have given it extra piston to bore clearance and even then holding a stock GN125 on RPM like that is bound to fuck it