In my case "V INNER" error turned out to be an ECU error. Mechanic first connected the bike to his computer and found an ECU error.

Upon investigation we found a faulty ABS connection. I entered into a big pothole and right after that the bike shut down with the "V INNER" error. Looks like the impact damaged the ABS connection and that caused an ECU error and killed the bike.

We disconnected the ABS all together and the bike immediately started running again clearing the error. I will take the bike to the mechanic on the weekend to fix the broken/damaged ABS.

I believe its a electrical connection issue but a hard one to find since it might be anywhere in the bike. Your best bet is to connect the bike to HD computers to pinpoint the faulty connection. If not you might need to revise all the electrical cables to see where the issue might be.

 

Update: I have a 2015 Street Bob that's under 5000 kms and I got this error a month ago with an engine shut down in the middle of my trip.

Dealer thought they solved the issue three times and after each time I picked up the bike from the dealer the engine kept shutting down.

Finally they said the issue was a ABS connection and we disconnected the ABS which seemed to solve the issue. A month later my bike shut down again showing the same VINNER code. It's not even starting this time so looks like a separate issue.

It's been 2 days the dealer is working on it but no news yet.

It's a new bike and I am pretty upset having this many issues and engine shutdowns already.

At this point I don't even trust my bike anymore and I have a feeling after picking up my bike from the dealer I will just keep getting this error again ruining my trips..