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Harley-Davidson Recalls Nearly 17,000 Motorcycles Due to Brake Issue

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Harley-Davidson Recalls Nearly 17,000 Motorcycles Due to Brake Issue
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Harley-Davidson is recalling specific 2025-2026 Softail motorcycle models due to a potential brake line issue that could lead to rear brake failure and an increased crash risk. The recall involves replacing the Body Control Module caddy and inspecting/replacing the brake line if damaged, free of charge to owners.

The Harley-Davidson Motor Company has recalled 16,994 motorcycles because of a problem that may result in the loss of the rear brakes that can increase the risk of a crash.

In a recall notice, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration stated that the rear brake line may contact the Body Control Module , resulting in a hole in the brake line, a brake fluid leak, and loss of the rear brakes. RELATED: Chrysler recalls over 65,000 pickup trucks due to software issueWhy you should care: Harley-Davidson’s recall affects certain model 2025-2026 FLHC, FXBB, FXLRS, and FXLRST Softail motorcycles, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Why you should care: According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Harley-Davidson will replace the BCM caddy and associated hardware for free. Additionally, officials noted that the rear brake line will be examined and, if damaged, will also be replaced along with associated parts for free. NHTSA officials said owner notification letters will be mailed on May 18 and consumers with questions about the recall can contact Harley-Davidson customer service at 1-800-258-2464.

Vehicle Identification Numbers involved in this recall can be found on NHTSA.gov.

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