The information you don't want to hear

[Guest Nogbad]

Oh no, another outbreak of guzzichondria. It's infectious alright!

[callison]

I have a 2002 LeMans. Is there anyway that the dealer can easily check the valves for wear without it costing me a fortune? Or even better, is this a simple replacement that should just be done to be safe? 

50742[/snapback]

 

I wouldn't stress out over it. If it happens, it won't be until you have a fairly large amount of miles. Granted, it really shouldn't happen at all, but perhaps by the time your bike was manufactured, 5 years after mine, the materials etc had improved and it won't happen at all.

 

i.e. Go ride.

[DeBenGuzzi]

I'm going to stop worrying and start riding, As soon as the damn thing gets fixed. I might go down there and have them put on a Brake lever and some turn signal covers and come back when everything is ready to be done to it. I don't know if I can go as long as I fear it could take to make her perfect again. I'm not good at waiting unless I can't decide or can't afford it. Otherwise Now NOW NOW