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[Majorrocky]

Forgive me if this has been covered but trying to dig through all of the threads overwhelmed me a little...

Does anyone know of a web site or link off of the Harley web site that will let you plug in your VIN and tell you all of the applicable recalls?

I have an '08 SERK and in reading through all of the threads I realize there are several recalls regarding the 110 motor, the filter case, etc.  The problem is that most of the threads that I found show the recalls starting right around the time my bike was delivered (July '08) so I don't know if the work was completed before shipment.

I know I could just go to the dealer for this but I just wondered if there's a web site that could tell me as well so that I can make sure I'm not getting my chain yanked in the process... 

[Fired00d]

Go to the MoCo website click on "Owners" scroll down to service check up and put your VIN in there. That should pull up recalls for your bike.

Also check this list out I got from Google'n Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Recalls (<- click on the link).

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

[Majorrocky]

I tried the HD link under the owner's section... the only thing it came back with was the next service check-up recommendation.  Do you think that implies that all recalls have been taken care of?

[Fired00d]

I tried the HD link under the owner's section... the only thing it came back with was the next service check-up recommendation.  Do you think that implies that all recalls have been taken care of?

Maybe, maybe not. I believe the bikes that needed the "campaign" done it would show up there. Did you try any of the sites from google search?

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

[1abastarsmda]

Maybe, maybe not. I believe the bikes that needed the "campaign" done it would show up there. Did you try any of the sites from google search?

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

I tried the Google search and I see that Fisher Price has recalled their Harley Davidson's.  Apparently the floorboard sticks, causing the bike not to stop moving.  I was going to send them an e-mail and tell them to get the floorboard extensions to take care of that problem.