The wrong part demands Harley Davidson to remember 82,100 soft motorcycles

Harley-Davidson remembers more than 82,100 soft motorcycles due to a flawed part that can harm its rear frame and make it lose pressure suddenly.

The company said In a report It was presented earlier this month to the National Road Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) that was called 2018-2019 FLDE, 2018-2021 FLHC, 2018-2024 FLHCS, 2018 and 2023 FLHCS AnV, 2020-2024 FXLRS, 2022-2024 FXLRST Materang Mateauin It can be broken.

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The fracture of the installation tab can make the officer begin to touch the rear frame and dig a groove in it may suddenly cause tires to lose pressure, according to Mention a report.

“The sudden loss of tire pressure increases the risk of collapsing,” NHTSA said.

Fox’s work I arrived at Harley Davidson for comment.

The company plans to send motorcyclists that are likely to be affected, a message informing them of the summons in mid -June.

The owners will be asked to obtain a motorcycle service before Certified Harley Davidson dealer To fix the problem, according to the summons report.

The summons report said that they could expect to include merchants who install “new devices” “a new slice that limits the pre -loading officer movement and also prevents the officer from contacting the rear frame. It will be free.

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NHTSA noted that some of the 82,100 motorbikes of the currently summoned bikes have been “repaired” were previously “fixed” under a separate summons and “you will need to finish the new treatment.” This summons occurred in August 2023 and more than 6,200 bikes were affected.

Harley Davidson He said in the latest notice of NHTSA summons that he had not reported any accidents or injuries arising from this case.

The company also indicated in the recall report: “Other models that use a different pattern of the back shock officer are not included in this summons.”

There is a page on Harley-Davidson on the web, where motorcyclists can check to see if their bike is subject to a recall using their car identification number. VIN can be found usually on top of the steering or sticker attached to the right front tube on Harley-Davidson motorcycles, according to the web page.

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Globally, the company has reported that nearly 149,000 motorcycles of different types over the year 2024.