Harley-Davidson Softail models recall
Definition
A product safety recall issued by Harley-Davidson for specific Softail motorcycle models, such as the 2025-2026 FLHC, FXBB, FXLRS, and FXLRST variants affecting nearly 17,000 units due to potential rear brake line abrasion and failure.
Refers to a larger 2025 recall campaign covering over 82,000 Softail models from 2018-2024 (including FLDE, FLHCS, and others) caused by a faulty rear shock adjuster mounting tab that could damage rear tires, leading to sudden pressure loss and crash risk.
Official notifications from Harley-Davidson or NHTSA prompting owners to inspect and repair affected motorcycles at no cost to prevent safety hazards.
Examples
My weekend ride plans derailed faster than a novice biker when the Harley-Davidson Softail models recall dropped.
He shrugged off the Harley-Davidson Softail models recall like it was just another oil change, until his tire went flat mid-highway.
The Harley-Davidson Softail models recall turned barstool debates into VIN number marathons at every biker hangout.
She quipped that the Harley-Davidson Softail models recall was the universe's reminder that even hogs need a check-up.