American bike maker Harley-Davidson announced a major recall for over 41,000 motorcycles of the 2024 model year because of a faulty wire

Harley-Davidson has recalled over 40,000 motorcycles that are at risk of losing driving power due to an electric short.

Harley-Davidson has announced it is recalling over 40,000 of its motorcycles. Here's which models are affected and the next steps you need to take.

Harley-Davidson is recalling 41,000 motorcycles due to the potential for loss of electrical and drive power. The loss of electrical and drive power is due to a short-circuit, which can increase the risk of an accident, according to the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration.

Harley-Davidson recalls nearly 42,000 motorcycles for wiring issue which could result in loss of electrical power and increase crash risk.

UNDATED (WKRC) - More than 41,000 motorcycles were recalled, with several models impacted. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ( NHTSA ), Harley-Davidson has recalled 41,637 motorcycles due to a potential short-circuiting issue.

Owners of Harley-Davidson motorcycles can verify if their bike is part of the recall, by visiting NHTSA's recall website and providing either their license plate number or Vehicle Information Number (VIN).

Harley-Davidson recalled 41,637 motorcycles due to short-circuiting and crash risks. The NHTSA identified a fault where the voltage regulator could rub against engine components, potentially causing a short circuit.