Harley-Davidson Motor Co. is voluntarily recalling 13,400 Dyna series motorcycles due to a faulty transmission indicator.

The 2006 model year Dyna cycles have transmissions with a defect that may allow them to go into a false neutral position, even though the neutral indicator light is illuminated.

The Milwaukee-based motorcycle manufacturer said late Tuesday that it is providing owners with free pick-up and delivery as part of the Initial Care Program being rolled out for the 2006 Dyna motorcycles. The service will commence and recall kits will be available at dealerships beginning the week of Dec. 12.

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