frame pealing
Anyone have any trouble with the paint coming off of their frame. I have an '07 lowrider with 7500mi on it. Took it in to have a leak looked at and the technician found the paint coming off of the crossmembers below the engine. She sent pictures to HD. They said it's an environmental issue and not subject to the warranty. I thought the frames were powdercoated and this wasn't supposed to happen. Anyone else have this problem?
I used black touch up paint and clear coat on the frame near the neck of the bike worked great. No excuse for poor workmanship and then not to stand behind the product its totally lame. I hope they(MOCO) are watching this thread.
Last edited by domenicp7; Oct 1, 2008 at 08:39 PM.
Another fat Bob owner on the board here had the same thing, dealer fixed it no cost...
ARRR,,,,Dont even get me started with the Harley Davidson warranty .
They should just call it First road you hit warranty is done ,
I could imagine why your paint should be pealing .
Normal wear and tear my a$$ .
If its still under warranty it should be fixed .....
I ,m going to stop now before I say something I might regret ..
They should just call it First road you hit warranty is done ,
I could imagine why your paint should be pealing .
Normal wear and tear my a$$ .
If its still under warranty it should be fixed .....
I ,m going to stop now before I say something I might regret ..
My wife is lucky my frame is not peeling... I'd strip it down and have it powdercoated a different color to match a custom paint job that i'd have done just to match the frame!!!!
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toecat2000 - A powder coated part that was properly prepared and the powder was cured properly will not chip, crack or peel. Powder coating is NOT indistructable, don't get me wrong. It can be gouged through to the metal that will start the corrosion process, and that will eventually lead to failure of the finish. However, when a properly powder coated part is gouged it leaves a smooth cut, kinda like cutting through a plastic milk jug. I won't offer any theories as to why yours failed since I haven't seen any pics, but it doesn't sound like "fair wear and tear" to me.
i like the way you think!!!
toecat2000 - A powder coated part that was properly prepared and the powder was cured properly will not chip, crack or peel. Powder coating is NOT indistructable, don't get me wrong. It can be gouged through to the metal that will start the corrosion process, and that will eventually lead to failure of the finish. However, when a properly powder coated part is gouged it leaves a smooth cut, kinda like cutting through a plastic milk jug. I won't offer any theories as to why yours failed since I haven't seen any pics, but it doesn't sound like "fair wear and tear" to me.


