Indian Blackhawk 1999–2022 — technical service bulletin
Bulletin IDH-HOLD · NHTSA communication 10189626 · issued Mar 15, 2021
Technical service bulletin
communication type
Equipment
component
1999–2022
model years
60
vehicle entries
Official summary
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY: STOP SALE on affected motorcycle(s) identified in your inventory until further notice.
Vehicles covered
- 2011 Indian Blackhawk
- 2011 Indian Blackhawk Dark
- 2010 Indian Bomber
- 2020 Indian Challenger
- 2021 Indian Challenger
- 2022 Indian Challenger
- 1999 Indian Chief
- 2000 Indian Chief
- 2001 Indian Chief
- 2002 Indian Chief
- 2003 Indian Chief
- 2012 Indian Chief
- 2013 Indian Chief
- 2014 Indian Chief
- 2015 Indian Chief
- 2016 Indian Chief
- 2017 Indian Chief
- 2018 Indian Chief
- 2019 Indian Chief
- 2020 Indian Chief
- 2021 Indian Chief
- 2022 Indian Chief
- 2022 Indian Chief Bobber
- 2010 Indian Chief Bomber
- 1999 Indian Chief Centennial
- 2000 Indian Chief Centennial
- 2001 Indian Chief Centennial
- 2010 Indian Chief Classic
- 2012 Indian Chief Classic
- 2013 Indian Chief Classic
- 2014 Indian Chief Classic
- 2015 Indian Chief Classic
- 2016 Indian Chief Classic
- 2017 Indian Chief Classic
- 2018 Indian Chief Classic
- 2019 Indian Chief Classic
- 2020 Indian Chief Classic
- 2021 Indian Chief Classic
- 2010 Indian Chief Dark Horse
- 2014 Indian Chief Dark Horse
- 2015 Indian Chief Dark Horse
- 2016 Indian Chief Dark Horse
- 2017 Indian Chief Dark Horse
- 2018 Indian Chief Dark Horse
- 2019 Indian Chief Dark Horse
- 2009 Indian Chief Deluxe
- 2009 Indian Chief Roadmaster
- 2010 Indian Chief Roadmaster
- 2009 Indian Chief Standard
- 2013 Indian Chieftain
- 2014 Indian Chieftain
- 2015 Indian Chieftain
- 2016 Indian Chieftain
- 2017 Indian Chieftain
- 2018 Indian Chieftain
- 2019 Indian Chieftain
- 2020 Indian Chieftain
- 2021 Indian Chieftain
- 2017 Indian Chieftain Classic
- 2018 Indian Chieftain Classic
What a TSB means. Technical service bulletins are repair guidance manufacturers send to dealers — they are not recalls, and repairs are not automatically free (warranty extensions are an exception worth checking). The full document is available via NHTSA’s vehicle lookup.