Add this one to the growing inventory of recall news that I’ve had to report in the past couple of weeks. Is it even possible that we’re having so many of these recalls happen far more frequently than even what we’re accustomed to?
Well, it does seem that it’s happening a lot these days and the latest casualty is Indian Motorcycle’s Scout motorcycle. Apparently, 806 models of the Scout are being recalled because of issues involving the piston retaining ring in the rear master cylinder.
According to Indian, affected models of the Scout could have a problem pertaining to this ring, specifically in the way that this component “may not fully seat into the machined groove in the master cylinder bore.”
Indian also added that since the piston retaining groove isn’t where it’s supposed to be, there’s no guarantee that the retaining ring is fully secured. In that specific scenario, riders could see their Scouts’ rear brakes give out completely. That’s a problem and a big one at that.
Fortunately, not a lot of Scout bikes are affected by the issue as Indian has said that only two to four percent of all Scout models already in the field are affected by the problem. Should you be one of those people who own a Scout, you might want to check out your model number because Indian has already released a list of model numbers of the Scout affected by the recall.
Click “continue reading” to read more about Indian Motorcycle’s decision to recall the Scout.
Indian Motorcycles Issues Recall of Scout Cruiser originally appeared on topspeed.com on Tuesday, 17 March 2015 14:00 EST.
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