The Sportster S, Pan America 1250, and Pan America 1250 Special motorcycles from Harley-Davidson have been recalled in the United States and other countries due to a faulty instrument cluster issue.
Due to a problem with the instrument cluster on the recently launched Harley-Davidson Sportster S, the motorcycle has been recalled. When the temperature of the surrounding environment dips below 0 degrees Celsius, Harley-Davidson has declared in an official declaration that the instrument cluster will no longer display the neutral indicator and will no longer show the speedometer. Accordng to the American motorcycle manufacturer, this issue has only been observed during a cold-start circumstance; otherwise, the instrument cluster functions well.
Because the speedometer and other devices have been determined to be faulty, Harley-Davidson has issued a recall for the newly introduced Pan-America 1250 and Pan-America 1250 Special motorcycles as well as the Sportster S motorcycles in question. There are a total of 3,917 motorcycles that are equipped with the identical panel, thus the company will replace the portion that was given without charging you anything at all.
As a result of this, Harley-Davidson International has identified and fixed the issue. Among those affected are the Pan America 1250, which was marketed in the United States between May 24 and October 19, 2021, as well as the Sportster S, which was built between May 21 and December 13, 2021.
Harley-Davidson There has been no such recall issued by the Indian government in this regard so far. When a problem is discovered in an Indian-spec motorbike, the brand will typically notify the affected customers and take the appropriate steps to restore customer confidence.