Why Harley-Davidson Is Recalling More Than 41,000 Motorcycles In US| Check Full List

Motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson has issued a recall order for 41,637 motorcycles of five models over short-circuiting and crash risk. US's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and Harley Davidson issued the recall via a notice last week. The notice identified a fault with certain Harley Davidson models due to which the voltage regulator could potentially rub with components near the engine which could lead to the wire wearing, followed by a potential short circuit, USA Today reported. As a result of the short-circuit, the motorcycle will lose power with no warning to the rider, the notice reportedly said.

Which Models Are Affected?Five different models of Harley Davidson, all 2024 editions, were believed to have been affected by the fault, as per the recall notice issued by the NHTSA. Here's a full list of models identified in the recall notice: 2024 FLHXSE2024 FLHX2024 FLTRX2024 FLTRXSE2024 FLTRXSTSE How To Check For Recalled Vehicles? Harley-Davidson owners can check if their motorcycle has been recalled by visiting the recall website of NHTSA. They will need the license plate number or the Vehicle Information Number or the Year Make Model. Checks can be done via the following links: NHTSA Website NHTSA Recall Check What To Do If Your Model Is Recalled? Harley-Davidson owners affected by the recall will have to take their models to the local dealership for inspection. If a fault with the voltage regulator is found, as per the NHTSA recall order, then it will be fixed free of cost.