Motorcycle Accident Risk Prompts Big Dog Brand Recall
Big Dog Motorcycles, LLC., has announced a motorcycle recall, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Almost two thousand motorcycles are involved in the recall, which was initiated when it was discovered that a potential electrical defect could make the motorcycles electrical power suddenly fail, potentially causing a motorcycle accident or injury.
All recalled Big Dog motorcycles are model year 2004 vehicles and include the following models:
- BULLDOG
- CHOPPER
- MASTIFF
- RIDGEBACK
- BOXER
- PITBULL
The manufacturer, Big Doc Motorcycles, LLC., will notify owners and dealers and make the necessary repairs for free.
Motorcycle Defect Injury Lawsuit Information
Victims of accidents and injuries caused by a motorcycle defect could file a motorcycle accident lawsuit against the vehicle manufacturer and others. Under product liability laws, manufacturers have a responsibility to produce and market safe products. A breach of that responsibility is grounds for a product liability lawsuit, and victims and/or their families could receive money to compensate for medical expenses, lost wages, loss of earning capacity, pain and suffering and others. Motorcycle accident and injury attorneys at Pritzker Olsen law firm have helped motorcyclists injured in accidents receive millions of dollars in damages.
Tags: Defective Bike Part, Motorcycle Defect, Motorcycle Lawsuit
