Curtiss Motorcycles Lemon Law Claims
Curtiss Motorcycles, previously named Confederate Motors, was founded in 1991 by H. Mathew Chambers. The company originally opened in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. It briefly moved to San Francisco, California before moving back to Louisiana in 1993, specifically New Orleans. After the catastrophic results of Hurricane Katrina, the company’s corporate headquarters and assembly operations moved to Birmingham, Alabama.
In 2017, the company announced the name change and plans to switch to all-electric motorcycles through a partnership with Zero Motorcycles.
Past Models:
- G1 Hellcat (1991 – 2001)
- G2 Hellcat (2002 – 2007)
- Wraith (2007 – 2009)
- Fighter (2009 – 2011)
- G3 Hellcat (2015)
- G2 P51 Combat Fighter (2015)
- G2 Wraith
- G3 Hellcat
- FA-13 Combat Bomber (2017)
- Warhawk (2018)
These are all gas-models that are no longer being produced, as the company moved to fully electric vehicles, as mentioned above. Currently, Curtiss Motorcycles only has one motorcycle model – The 1.

Issues Present in Curtiss Motorcycles
Some of the specific issues present in the Curtiss Motorcycles include the following:
- Heat issues – models with powerful engines could present excessive heat generation, which could affect rider comfort
- Handling issues – due to design, some motorcycles may have poor handling at high speeds
- Issues with aftermarket support – because motorcycles are custom, luxury products, it may be difficult for consumers to find aftermarket parts or even repair options if issues arise.
Is My Curtiss Motorcycle a Lemon?
If your Curtiss Motorcycle has a defect that cannot be repaired, your motorcycle may be a lemon. Finding out that your luxury motorcycle is a lemon can be devastating – especially considering how much these motorcycles cost. However, if your motorcycle has a defect that cannot be repaired that affects use, value, or safety, your motorcycle might be a lemon, given that it is still under manufacturer warranty.
Under the Song-Beverly Act, also known as the lemon law, California consumers have certain protections in the case that they purchase a vehicle that turns out o be defective. Under the lemon law, consumers could have grounds to pursue a claim to get certain remedies. To be able to file a lemon law claim, the vehicle in question must meet the definition of a lemon.
Under the Song-Beverly Act, vehicles must satisfy the following three requirements to be considered lemons:
- The vehicle must still be under an active manufacturer warranty
- The vehicle must have a defect that affects value, use, or safety
- The vehicle must have a defect that cannot be repaired even after multiple repair attempts have been made
How many repair attempts are needed to satisfy the requirement? The total number of repairs needed to satisfy this requirement will vary based on the specific defect. For example, a severe defect that affects the safety of the motorcycle may only require one or two repair attempts, while a minor defect may require four or five repair attempts.
Remedies for Motorcycle Lemon Law Claims
Under the Song-Beverly Act, consumers with lemon motorcycles could be entitled to receive some of the following remedies:
- A replacement motorcycle or a motorcycle buyback
- Full reimbursement for all out-of-pocket costs, including repair costs, and more
- Coverage for all legal fees
For more information about your right to file your Curtiss Motorcycle lemon law claim, contact our experts at your earliest convenience.
Preparing to File a Lemon Law Claim for a Defective Motorcycle
If your motorcycle is defective, you should prepare to pursue a lemon law claim. Consider some of the following recommendations:
- Gather documents that show that your motorcycle is still covered by an active manufacturer warranty
- Gather records of all the repair attempts made on the motorcycle, including the exact issues that were repaired, the total length of time that your motorcycle was in the repair shop, the total costs associated with repairs, and more
- Seek the expert guidance of a motorcycle lemon law lawyer as soon as possible
Can I handle my motorcycle lemon law claim on my own? Although it is possible to handle these claims independently, doing so is not recommended. Motorcycle manufacturers may unfairly deny your lemon law claim or may try to make very low remedy offers. To ensure that your rights are protected under the lemon law and you are fairly compensated, it is important that you have a lawyer to represent you.
Contact MLG Today
Our motorcycle lemon law attorneys are more than ready to provide you with the guidance that you need to fight for your rights under the lemon law and secure the highest recovery available for your claim. If you are ready to explore the possibility of filing a Curtiss Motorcycle lemon law claim, contact us today! Our team is not afraid to take on any motorcycle manufacturer to fight to protect your rights as a consumer.

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