So pretty sure my v7ii is missing the thrust washer

[oldbike54]

That would be only for the party that is in the wrong.  Considering I did nothing wrong and as of today the clutch is now making a nice little noise when released.  Sounds pretty much like a bad bearing so it is completely unridable.  Such fun.

 Seriously , you need a different attorney . You are likely exposing yourself to liability by discussing this on a public forum . Any decent lawyer would have told you to not discuss this where there is a public record of doing so . Besides that , WG isn't in the business of settling legal matters .

 Dusty

[benebob]

Seriously , you need a different attorney . You are likely exposing yourself to liability by discussing this on a public forum . Any decent lawyer would have told you to not discuss this where there is a public record of doing so . Besides that , WG isn't in the business of settling legal matters .

 Dusty

You are correct but I am assuming that many others here have been thru the warranty "proccess" and that is the question that I asked.  I didn't ask WG to settle any legal matters just that it seems odd that they would drag their feet when there is a clock ticking. 

[pebra]

Seems to me Piaggio deserves a punch in the nose now and then.
I'd like to hear how this story turns out, but fear we won't.
Good luck - from a guy who bought an almost new flat tappet Griso.

[Kev m]

So since I am unreasonable expecting Guzzi to foot the bill for

I don't think how you feel and perhaps what you WANT is necessarily unreasonable.

I do think the way you're going about it or at least the attitude you're expressing may likely be.

Good luck.

[pete roper]

Indeed. So much umbrage! So much puffed up, needy whining! It makes it very hard to be sympathetic.