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My new V85TT unravels

Hi, I'm a new member with a 2020 V85TT. I got mine back from the local Guzzi dealer this week after limping there about two weeks ago with a nasty rattle from the right hand valve cover. It turns out the screw and 'fork' had dropped out; leaving the rocker shaft free to slide around. The bike has done 3000 miles and has been dealer serviced since new. It must have been like this from the factory as I don't think the valve covers have been off until now. Clearly a number of bikes are affected, and not a one-off. I do hope there's nothing else waiting to drop off, as I had planned to taker the bike further. It's shaken my confidence a bit, but hopefully it will rebuild over the coming miles. Definitely worth owners checking these bolts are tight and have loctite applied!
 
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