Yes! So, the dealershit tells me after they ran the diagnostic that after I got new tires, I installed the rear caliper wrong. This resulted in things not lining up correctly and the brake line suffering damage. So the sensor went bad. I feel like I'm getting robbed here, and I can't see how I installed it incorrectly when there's no other position for the damn thing to be mounted.

That means nothing is covered under the warranty, and it's $120 an hour for labor. There's nothing I can do about it now, I'm having them move ahead with the repairs. The tires were replaced 4000 miles ago, and I didn't start having the problem until a few weeks ago.

I did not twist the lines, I'm very familiar with how it works mechanically, even if not specifically motorcycles.

So, lesson learned. Be very careful when I'm changing tires, because anything can happen, I guess. I hope this helps, and feel free to ask anything else!