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Custom Vehicle Discussions => CVO™ Street Glide® => Topic started by: cherokeerider on May 02, 2016, 05:48:50 PM
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With less than 300 miles on my new CVO I lost the right side saddle bag while riding down a straight highway. Has anyone else lost a bag on their new bike
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Yes, unfortunately that has happened to other members before... currently a thread in the CVO Limited board - Warning! Bag came loose (http://www.cvoharley.com/smf/index.php?topic=107509.0). There are other threads regarding this also... If memory serves me correctly there was an actual recall (product enhancement) done on the fasteners... you may want to check to see if yours has the updated ones.
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Ride Safe,
Fired00d
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When was the recall?
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When was the recall?
Quick search found this...
Checked the VIN on the 2015 and the following comes up. Recall issued yesterday.
Open Recalls
NHTSA Recall Campaign Number: 15V-427Recall Date Jul 13, 2015
Last UpdatedJul 14, 2015
The saddlebag mounting receptacle, p/n 10900009 on some model year 2014 and 2015Touring family vehicles may not adequately secure the saddlebag to the motorcycle during use.
Model
2015 Ultra Limited CVO
Safety Risk
If this condition remains undetected, the saddlebag may become separated from the motorcycle while it is in motion, possibly creating a hazard for other motorists.
REMEDY
Owners of the affected motorcycles will be asked to arrange service with an authorized Harley-Davidson dealer, who will confirm that the motorcycle is covered by this recall. If covered, the dealer will install the updated receptacle from the recall kit provided. This service will be provided at no charge to the customer.
We strongly urge you to take your motorcycle to your dealer to have the appropriate service performed as soon as possible. Should you choose to ride your motorcycle prior to this service, we urge you to be aware of this condition. Some product campaigns may have expired and you may have to pay for the service. Please see your local Harley-Davidson dealer for further details.
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Ride Safe,
Fired00d
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The only reason to mess with that recall is to try to get saddlebag replaced by dealer. Some people have reported bags falling off even after recall upgrade. Go to Brukus.com (forum discount) or others make a screw in securement system that will make sure that it won't happen again. You can also buy parts at the hardware store, plenty of post on here covering that. Personally I like the ones that require no tools. Sorry to hear about your bag. I hope dealership takes care of any damage.
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I'm shocked this is actually a thing that could happen. Any good recommendations on tool free applications?
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I had the recall done and the clip still came out.
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After reading this thread I will definitely install the Brukus fittings I bought over two years ago for my previous ride. Time to fit them now on my present bike. Sorry to hear of the bag dropping off.