I would expect it to be, as the bike is just through the break in period. While they will claim it’s a wear item and not covered (Suspension). This would fall under a defect in materials or workmanship … even wear items can be covered under that circumstance…

It says in the warranty … “The exclusive remedy for the breach of this warranty shall be, at INDIAN MOTORCYCLE’s option, repair or replacement of any defective materials, components, or products.” (Top of page 217).

Here’s the customer service number for Polaris/Indian … if the Dealer gives you a hard time and you need to open a ticket … (877) 204-3697

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Here’s the Warranty info from the owners manual…

 

Awesome, thanks for the reply.

 

I had a leaking fork on my 16 Roadmaster and it was covered by warranty.

 

Thank you for your reply

 

You might just try using a tool to clean around the seal. Debris can get in there and cause a leak. Seal mate is a cheap option or make one yourSELF. I had one leaking cleaned it, and been good since.

 

Thanks
The tech said he wiped it off and that it wasn't much. I'm not familiar so wanted to ask.

 

Definitely should be under warranty. Mine have failed twice already. About 15K miles each time. Just a junk part. Make sure you do the fork oil change at 10K or they'll use that as a way to weasel out of covering the repair under warranty once yours leak a second time.