Motorcycle Accidents Are Likely Due To This Recall
Brian O Sutter
Motorcycle Crash
Most motorcycle operators know that they take on specific risks while operating these types of vehicles. The two-wheelers are great for hitting the open road and letting the wind whip through your hair, but they do not typically offer much in regards to safety. For instance, there are no seat belts, and only a few models come equipped with airbags. Additionally, the vehicles don't have doors, a roof, or other elements like cars and trucks do to protect the riders. Still, a motorcycle offers the rider an exhilarating experience, which many operators feel is well worth the risk. Florida's immaculate weather and beautiful scenery create the ideal conditions for taking the old bike out for a spin. The state is home to numerous motorcycle rallies and events throughout the year. For instance, the Memorial Ride is scheduled for May 19th, and the Brooksville Bike Rally & Cruise-In is set for May 20th. With so many motorcycles continually coming into the area, everyone must practice driving defensively to limit the number of collisions that occur. However, sometimes, incidents are unavoidable, and they will happen. The types of damages will vary between cases, but common injuries from motorcycle accidents include…
• Brain Injuries
• Broken Or Fractured Bones
• Loss Of Limbs
• Partial Or Full Paralysis
• Death
Recovering and healing from such mishaps can be quite the lengthy ordeal. The individual usually misses time from work, which makes paying for necessities hard, and once medical expenses start to pile up too, the situation turns chaotic quickly. Luckily, injured victims don't have just to accept this fate. If it can be proven that another party's recklessness or negligence caused the damage, the person may be entitled to compensation.
Important Recall Information
Triumph Motorcycles America, LTD, is expected to begin issuing recalls for approximately 1,242 affected units on May 31st. The 2018 Street Triple R, Street Triple R – Low Seat and Street Triple RS models are in question. It is possible for water to find its way inside the left-hand combination switch on the handlebars, which can, in turn, cause the headlight and turn signals to malfunction. Motorcycles are already hard to see, but the failure may make them virtually undetectable, which increases the risk of a crash. The organization is supposed to notify owners directly and have dealers replace the part free of charge, but people should feel free to seek more information by contacting Triumph's customer service department at 1-678-854-2010.
Consider Hiring A Motorcycle Accident Attorney
Proving fault is not always a simple task when automotive recalls are part of the equation. In some cases, one party is solely to blame, while in others, multiple institutions may have acted negligently. Manufacturers have legal teams that serve their best interests. They may attempt to shift the blame by focusing on user error, which leaves the injured party feeling as if they are on trial. The lawyers file injunctions and do this or that to delay the proceedings too. They take this action in the hope that the individual will run out of money and be forced to settle for a small amount. Don't allow these firms to take advantage of you in a weakened state. Instead, give us a call to discuss your legal options, and let us fight for the compensation that you deserve.
Our attorney has represented many southwest Florida residents involved in motorcycle accidents over the years. He began practicing law in 1983, which has given him the experience and know-how to achieve the desired results that clients seek. Don't be left with a substantial amount of debt from injuries that were no fault of your own. Give our team a call today and hold the negligent party accountable.