New top end of no?

I've been riding my bike (2014 yz250f) for awhile and have reached that 50-60 hour point where Yamaha recommends the bike needs a new top end, the bike still rides super great and I was wondering if I can hold of longer or just get the new top end. I've also not done any hard racing
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2/20/2017 7:53am
If you don't ride the bike hard, 75 hours should be fine. You just run the line of if something breaks it's going to cost you more to fix.

You can do a compression test and leakdown test to give you an idea of the condition it's in. Then go from there?

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