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Motorcycle recalls
Products placed on the market in the EU are subject to general safety requirements. These requirements are included in the General Product Safety Directive 2001/95/EC (GPSD) which aims at ensuring that only safe consumer products are sold in the EU.
The European Commissions’ Rapid Alert System (RAPEX) enables the quick exchange of information about dangerous non-food products posing a risk to health and safety of consumers.
FEMA will publish recalls from the
RAPEX reports that are of concern to motorcyclists, such as recalled motorcycles or motorcycle clothing.
2025
Week 14 – Ducati – Panigale V4. Production dates: 1 June 2024 – 10 January 2025. The rear brake hose, between the ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) control unit and the rear brake calliper, can be damaged by heat. This can lead to a sudden loss of braking power in the rear wheel brake, increasing the risk of accident and injuries.
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Week 13 – BMW Motorrad – R 1300 GS, R 1300 GS Adventure, R12, R12 nineT, R12 nineT A2. Production dates: 30 May 2022 – 18 October 2024. Humidity can penetrate the right-hand combined switch and lead to ignition failures such as stalling or delayed light functions’ failure. This increases the risk of accidents and injuries.
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Week 13 – Yamaha – MT-07, Ténéré 700, Tracer 7, XSR700. Production dates: 1 December 2022 – 26 October 2024. Due to the corrosion inhibitor reacting with worn friction plate material, a viscous substance can form with the heat. This can lead the clutch to fail to disengage (even when the lever is pulled) causing it to drag. The vehicle can unexpectedly move off with a gear engaged, even with the clutch pulled in, increasing the risk of injury.
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Week 13 – Pirelli, Metzeler – Motorcycle tyre Scorpion Trail II (Pirelli), Tourance Next (Metzeler), Tourance Next II (Metzeler). Production dates: 30 November 2016 – 30 September 2024. EC-type approval/model: E3-75R -002028 Ext. 2 (Tourance Next), E3-75R -002028 Ext. 3 (Scorpion Trail II), E4-75R -0015919 (Tourance Next II), E4-75R -0017481 (Tourance Next II). The tyres can suffer from irregular wear, which can cause the tyre’s cords to fail. This can lead the tyres’ tread to become detached and/or to a sudden loss of air pressure. This can result in a loss of motorcycle control while riding, increasing the risk of accidents and injuries.
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Week 11 – Honda – CBR650R & CB650R. Production dates: 11 January 2024 – 8 April 2024. The bolt and nut on the gearshift arm may come loose, leading the gearshift lever to become impossible to operate. This can provoke a loss of motorcycle’s control, increasing the risk of accident and injuries for the rider.
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Week 11 – Gasgas – Model: 125, 150, 250, 300, 350, 450, 500, EC, ES, EW, EX, GG, MC. Production dates: 2022 – 2025. Irregularities in the cast structure of the brake caliper can cause it to fail. This may lead to a reduced service brake performance, increasing the risk of accident and injuries.
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Week 10 – Husqvarna – EC-type approval/model: 125, 150, 250, 300, 350, 450, 501, FC, FE, FX, HQV, TC, TE, TX, e1*168/2013*00023*03 (HQV 4T FE 250/350/450/501 2022/23), e1*168/2013*00023*04 (HQV 4T FE 250/350/450/501 2024), e1*168/2013*00051*03 (HQV 2T TE 150/250/300 2022/23), e1*168/2013*00051*04 (HQV 2T TE 150/250/300 2024). Production dates: 2022-2024. Irregularities in the cast structure of the brake caliper can cause it to fail. This may lead to a reduced service brake performance, increasing the risk of accident and injuries.
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Week 7 – CF MOTO – 650MT & 700 CL-X Heritage. Production dates: 2022. Cracks can form in the weld seam of the gear change shaft. This can prevent a change of gear, leading to the loss of control over the motorcycle, increasing the risk of accident and injuries.
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Week 5 – BMW – S1000RR, HP4, HP4 Race, M1000RR, M1000R, M1000XR, S1000R, S1000XR. Production dates: 31 August 2009 – 17 October 2024. The screw connection of the oil filter may become detached at high engine speeds (>= 12,500 rpm), leading to an oil leak from the oil filter. This can result in oil deposits onto the road, creating slippery sections, increasing the risk of accidents and injuries especially for two-wheeled vehicles.
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Week 2 – Triumph – Tiger 1200 GT, Tiger 1200 GT Pro, Tiger 1200 GT Explorer. Production dates: 17 August 2021 – 12 October 2024. Tyre can wear unevenly, compromising the zero-degree reinforcement. This can lead the tread to become partially detached and/or suffer a sudden loss of air pressure, which can cause the loss of control of the vehicle and increase the risk of accident and injuries.
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Week 2 – Triumph – TF250-X. Production dates: 20 July 2023 – 16 August 2024. Product description: Motorcycle designed exclusively for closed course competition use only – motocross. The switchcube (which includes buttons for use by the operator to start and stop the engine) is not stable in specific conditions (exposure to brake fluid & when exposed to high pressure water), and potentially could self start. The unexpected start of the motorcycle can lead to accidents.
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Week 2 – Avon/Dunlop – Several models of motorcycle tyres. Production dates: 20 October 2024 – 9 November 2024. A contamination located under the tread can lead to a lower tread adhesion and to tread separation. This can cause the loss of control of the motorcycle, increasing the risk of accidents and injuries.
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