If it's an OEM part it will be fine. Put it in the engine, put the bike back together and ride it. it'll be fine
Rob
Questions About Timing Chain Parts
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Re: Questions About Timing Chain Parts
+1Rob Frankham wrote: ↑Tue Sep 06, 2022 3:24 pm If it's an OEM part it will be fine. Put it in the engine, put the bike back together and ride it. it'll be fine
Bearings, nuts and bolts, and other hard parts used in the aviation industry actually do have expiry dates, for liability reasons I suppose.
Thousands of dollars of parts are routinely destroyed. Perfectly good parts. They don't just throw them in a garbage bin. That's to prevent people like us from scavenging them and using them for other than their intended purpose.
If you only occasionally go more than a foot or two off the ground, that bearing will be fine.
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My bike was on fire, the road was on fire, and I was on fire.
It was the best ride ever!"