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Indian Motorcycle - Challenger
Official notice
24 Apr 2020
Last checked
24 Apr 2020
An official EU Safety Gate notice concerns Indian Motorcycle - Challenger. The output shaft bearing might have been improperly lubricated.This could lead to unintended or sudden deceleration while in movement, increasing the risk of accident. Published 2020-04-24.
What to do now
The source does not provide specific consumer instructions. Follow the official EU Safety Gate notice for next steps.
Recall number
A12/00623/20
Official notice
2020-04-24
The hazard
The hazard
The output shaft bearing might have been improperly lubricated.This could lead to unintended or sudden deceleration while in movement, increasing the risk of accident.
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Brand: Indian Motorcycle.
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