Harley-Davidson Recalls 16,994 Motorcycles for Brake Glitch

0:00It's April 21st. Tampa Bay News today starts now. AI-powered and ready. Harley Davidson just issued a recall for 16,994 motorcycles over a rear brake glitch that could lead to total brake, failure, and serious crashes. The issue stems from the rear brake line rubbing against the body control module, which can puncture the line, cause a fluid leak, and wipe out your rear brakes entirely. Owners of certain 2025 and 2026 soft-tailed models, like the FLHC, FXBB, FX LRS, and FX LRST are affected, and this hits hard. Since losing rear brakes, amps up crash risks on the road, dealers will hook you up for free by swapping out the B-CM caddy and hardware, plus checking the brake line and replacing it if it's damaged, along with any related parts. If you got one of these bikes, hit up your dealer or check the NHTSA site to get it sorted before you ride.

1:01Safety first keeps the throttle open. Monger.