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[QUOTE="Iceman, post: 244923, member: 27835"]
Rickyd,

Yes, I would very much say something to your dealer. Or at least the service department. Your friend that works there? That is up to you. It does not need to go to the Kawasaki rep. though.

At least show them the check off sheet.  If you do it diplomatically, you should be ok. Go in to the shop when they are not too busy and gently bring it to their attention. The dealer will be most apologetic, I would hope. Do you purchase most of your riding equipment at the same dealer?  Are they into the dirtbike world or are they into street and other products?  Most likely they will know who put the bike together and have a word with that person.

One thing, I would bet the dealer will never forget who you are, next time you come in!!! I hope that they would want your long term loyalty, being were nice about the situation.
Don't expect anything from the dealer, just let them know and go on your way.  They might give you a bottle of oil or something to smooth things out with you. Not much, but a gesture to you that they care.

Just my $02 opinion.
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