Harley-Davidson is recalling thousands of motorcycles worldwide due to a defect in the vehicles’ oil-lines.
The recall affects 57,000 motorcycles built between July 2016 and May 2017.
The company says an oil-line on the bikes could come loose, leading to oil spilling into the path of the rear tire.
Harley-Davidson blames the issue on an engine oil cooler line clamp not being correctly installed.
So far, at least nine incidents of oil-lines coming off have been reported.
Of those, the issue has caused two crashes and one injury.
Harley dealers will inspect affected motorcycles and make any necessary fixes for free.
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