I went to the screw in type fasteners (vs the 1/4 turn) after I had one half fall off.
I got home from a ride and it started to fall off as I went to pull in the garage.
No real damage, I got lucky.
What is the defect? Those same fasteners have been used to hold cowlings on airplanes since the 30s. I used to be an aircraft mechanic and I have never heard of one failing. Typically the material to which they are attached fails before they do. Except for the recall (wrong size fastener), I have to think these bags falling off are operator errors.
What is the defect? Those same fasteners have been used to hold cowlings on airplanes since the 30s. I used to be an aircraft mechanic and I have never heard of one failing. Typically the material to which they are attached fails before they do. Except for the recall (wrong size fastener), I have to think these bags falling off are operator errors.
Beary
yea and race cars doing 300 mph,but if you look back in 2014 Harley had two recalls on them.A lot of peaple ate a bunch of crow.
The recall replaced the stud receptacle (spring clip). I had an original one fail after 1 year. It apparently lost spring tension that locks the pin in place. The receptacle was a new part designed to fit the new rear frame of the 2014 bike.
The recall replaced the stud receptacle (spring clip). I had an original one fail after 1 year. It apparently lost spring tension that locks the pin in place. The receptacle was a new part designed to fit the new rear frame of the 2014 bike.