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'Alive': Plane Crash Survivors On Eating Dead Bodies, Fighting To Live
The first night was the worst, Roy Harley recalls of the 10 weeks he and other survivors of a plane crash 50 years ago managed to cling to life on an Andean glacier without food or shelter, and very little reason for hope.
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Harley-Davidson Recalls Over 31,000 Bikes In The US Over Headlight Fault
More than 31,000 Harley-Davidson motorcycles have been recalled due to a fault in the headlight bulbs.
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Harley-Davidson Issues Global Recall For Street Range Including India
A total of 43,908 units of the Street range (Street 500, Street 750 and Street Rod) have been recalled globally for a brake issue. This is applicable to motorcycles manufactured between May 2015 and December 2018.
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Harley-Davidson Recalls 27,232 Models For Addressing Clutch Issues
Harley-Davidson has said that the clutch master cylinder in affected motorcycles may not have enough ability to generate lift which is needed to disengage the clutch, all the more if the motorcycle has been parked for a long periods of time. In case the clutch does not disengage fully when needed, there are chances that a crash might occur.
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'Alive': Plane Crash Survivors On Eating Dead Bodies, Fighting To Live
The first night was the worst, Roy Harley recalls of the 10 weeks he and other survivors of a plane crash 50 years ago managed to cling to life on an Andean glacier without food or shelter, and very little reason for hope.
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Harley-Davidson Recalls Over 31,000 Bikes In The US Over Headlight Fault
More than 31,000 Harley-Davidson motorcycles have been recalled due to a fault in the headlight bulbs.
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Harley-Davidson Issues Global Recall For Street Range Including India
A total of 43,908 units of the Street range (Street 500, Street 750 and Street Rod) have been recalled globally for a brake issue. This is applicable to motorcycles manufactured between May 2015 and December 2018.
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Harley-Davidson Recalls 27,232 Models For Addressing Clutch Issues
Harley-Davidson has said that the clutch master cylinder in affected motorcycles may not have enough ability to generate lift which is needed to disengage the clutch, all the more if the motorcycle has been parked for a long periods of time. In case the clutch does not disengage fully when needed, there are chances that a crash might occur.
