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Message: [QUOTE="Patman, post: 1364630, member: 16962"] Well it never hurts to ask which you did and then you found out that excuses don't usually cut it. Move on it's not Yamaha's or the dealer's fault you didn't follow the rules and is no longer part of the problem. If you don't have the ability to diagnose and resolve the issue yourself you need to take the bike to somebody that can fix it for you. That may be the dealer or it may be a good independant shop. Learning how to deal with basic problems will save you a lot of money if you plan to keep riding. If you plan to start learning pick up a factory Yamaha Service Manual for your bike. It's the same book the dealer will use and it details most everything you will every want to do to the bike. You might also do well to do some reading vial Eric Gorr's web site and pick up a couple of his books as they explain the details of how and why with easy to understand words and great pictures. [/QUOTE]