Kinda sorta... It does say "recommended" and there are instances of
inspection for leaks and cracks and a replacement if damage is found. I'm
not aware of the cost of all these hoses, but replacing them every two
years would tend to get expensive. Sounds like you out to get with your
dealer and show him that page (6-23), I only found it by accident and then
had trouble finding it again. Also, my local dealer told me he had a
manual but I discovered they were using the parts fiche to reassemble my
bike--no wonder they left out parts!! The other caveat is that I don't
have any updates which might have occured after I purchased the manual
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> From: Burton, Bob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Multiple recipients of list <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: RE: ABS again and again...
> Date: Wednesday, November 24, 1999 8:41 AM
>
> So Kevin (FL.) what your saying is all of us who have our Yamaha dealer
do
> the maintenance on our bikes are not receiving the proper maintenance as
> outlined in the service manual. Mine's always serviced by the dealer
since I
> have the Y.E.S. plan (which runs out next Sept.) so there would never be
a
> question if a warranty problem arose. The brake lines have never been
> replaced on mine as a maintenance item. My H.U. was replaced in May under
> warranty and the brake lines were not replaced then either. Same goes for
> the dust seals and piston seals. Mine is ridden year round since
purchased
> used from the same dealer three and a half years ago. My dealer does have
a
> service manual, so this means they just ignore it? I'd be interested in
> RSRBOB's take on this...Bob B.
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