How To Contact Husaberg Directly

I've been all over the Husaberg.com site, and cannot figure out how to contact the firm directly. Does anyone know how to contact them, please?

I have a months old 2011 FE5570S with less than 60 miles on it, and apparently the seal in the hydraulic clutch slave cylinder has failed. 60 miles of flat, easy riding and I have a mechanical failure that puts a new, high end motorcycle out of action. Oh yeah, I've checked every auto parts chain (3) and motorcycle shop (2) in town, and that special hydraulic fluid isn't available anywhere. Who would hold still for their new Lexus or Porche being this unreliable and unserviceable?

If you know how to directly contact Husaberg, please let me know.

Thanks for the wonderful photo of Sir Alec Guinness.

Now, as to contacting Husaberg?

Come on now. A mechanical failure that renders the machine inoperable in 60 miles? That isn't right for a Hundai, let alone a high end machine like ours. Of course I intend to fix it - the part and the fluid are on order. (The dealer I bought from just two months ago has gone out of business, and the outfit that bought the KTM/Husaberg franchise is 150 miles away.)

But that's at the dealer level. I intend to engage with Husaberg, Inc. First of all, what's the thinking behind using an o-ring for a hydraulic seal? And whatever the thinking, I am dead level certain that the Husaberg engineers care enough about the quality of their designs and the reliability of their product to want to minimize design related mechanical failures. I am equally certain that the corporate types are interested in their bottom line enough to want to minimize warranty claims.

I don't sit on my *** and suck it up all nice and victim-like when there is something that can be done. You can call me a "***" or "churlish" if it entertains you. You didn't need to get personal or insulting, and it certainly didn't contribute anything of value. Me, I'm going to engage substantively with Husaberg, Inc. and see if they'd like to improve on their design. They sure won't if they don't know that there is a problem.

Thank you, Blaine and Barshoe.

Closest KTM dealer (NOT a Husaberg dealer) is 70 miles away, and they do have the mineral oil. That's where I'll be on Saturday morning, and I'll ask after that seal while I'm there. All I'll have is a Husaberg PN, though. I hope that'll be sufficient.

I've called the closest Husaberg dealer (150 miles away) and asked them to order me the seal. That was Tuesday, and I haven't heard from them since.