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On certain motorcycles, the fasteners that bolt the windshield to the mounting clamps can break, causing the windshield to come partially or completely off the bike. If this happens while the motorcycle is in use, the rider could be injured by the windshield. Correction: Since Indian Motorcycles is no longer in business, no correction is available.
On certain motorcycles, the gas tank vent tube can become clogged with debris and could cause an interruption of fuel flow to the carburetor and the engine to stop. A clogged vent tube may also cause pressure to build up in the gas tank and push a small amount of gas out of the fuel filler cap seal. Fuel leakage in the presence of an ignition source can result in a fire. Correction: Since Indian Motorcycles is no longer in business, no correction is available.
On certain motorcycles, the bracket used to support the teardrop headlight can crack and/or break causing the light to slip out of position or fall off. This could result in a loss of visibility to the driver, increasing the risk of a crash. Correction: Since Indian Motorcycles is no longer in business, no correction is available.
On certain motorcycles, the weld attaching the fender mount to the front fork may crack and break. This could cause the fender to come into contact with the wheel, resulting in the rider losing control and increasing the risk of a crash. Correction: Since Indian Motorcycles is no longer in business, no correction is available.
On certain motorcycles, the inner tire tube used in the front wheel was under-sized. This condition could cause possible deflation of the tube, increasing the risk of a crash. Correction: Since Indian Motorcycles is no longer in business, no correction is available.
On certain motorcycles, the pinch bolts that clamp the front forks to the axle may be 1/4" or 5/16" stainless steel bolts. In both cases, these bolts may not be of sufficient strength to clamp the front fork to the axle tightly enough to prevent axle rotation. If the axle is allowed to rotate, the axle could come out of the right front fork, collapsing the front end, increasing the risk of a crash. Correction: Since Indian Motorcycles is no longer in business, no correction is available.
On certain motorcycles, the fasteners that bolt the windshield to the mounting clamps can break, causing the windshield to come partially or completely off the bike. If this happens while the motorcycle is in use, the rider could be injured by the windshield. Correction: Since Indian Motorcycles is no longer in business, no correction is available.
On certain motorcycles equipped with Compufire brand series type voltage regulators, if damaged, the voltage regulator can become stuck in an open mode that allows battery voltage to flow back through the regulator. This condition can potentially cause the regulator to catch on fire. Correction: Since Indian Motorcycles is no longer in business, no correction is available.
On certain motorcycles, the bracket used to support the teardrop headlight can crack and/or break causing the light to slip out of position or fall off. This could result in a loss of visibility to the driver, increasing the risk of a crash. Correction: Since Indian Motorcycles is no longer in business, no correction is available.
On certain motorcycles, the weld attaching the fender mount to the front fork may crack and break. This could cause the fender to come into contact with the wheel, resulting in the rider losing control and increasing the risk of a crash. Correction: Since Indian Motorcycles is no longer in business, no correction is available.
On certain motorcycles, the fuel tank venting system may have become clogged during production. This clogging prevents the venting system from allowing the pressure to escape from the fuel tank, which could result in gas flowing back into the carburetor and possibly spilling onto the ground. Correction: Since Indian Motorcycles is no longer in business, no correction is available.
On certain motorcycles, fractures can occur on either the left or right of the fuel tank at the top of the joint where the bracket is welded to the tank back plate. Fuel can escape from the tank, increasing the risk of a fire. Correction: Since Indian Motorcycles is no longer in business, no correction is available.
On certain motorcycles, the rear axle is made of a material with a lower than desirable yield strength. Under repeated heavy loads, the rear axle could deform causing excessive wear in the rear wheel bearings potentially leading to overheating and seizing of the bearings, increasing the risk of a crash. Correction: Since Indian Motorcycles is no longer in business, no correction is available.
On certain motorcycles, the fasteners that bolt the windshield to the mounting clamps can break, causing the windshield to come partially or completely off the bike. If this happens while the motorcycle is in use, the rider could be injured by the windshield. Correction: Since Indian Motorcycles is no longer in business, no correction is available.
On certain motorcycles, the gas tank vent tube can become clogged with debris and could cause an interruption of fuel flow to the carburetor and the engine to stop. A clogged vent tube may also cause pressure to build up in the gas tank and push a small amount of gas out of the fuel filler cap seal. Fuel leakage in the presence of an ignition source can result in a fire. Correction: Since Indian Motorcycles is no longer in business, no correction is available.
On certain motorcycles, the bracket used to support the teardrop headlight can crack and/or break causing the light to slip out of position or fall off. This could result in a loss of visibility to the driver, increasing the risk of a crash. Correction: Since Indian Motorcycles is no longer in business, no correction is available.
On certain motorcycles, the weld attaching the fender mount to the front fork may crack and break. This could cause the fender to come into contact with the wheel, resulting in the rider losing control and increasing the risk of a crash. Correction: Since Indian Motorcycles is no longer in business, no correction is available.
Source: Transport Canada Vehicle Recalls Database.