Every UK recall and safety alert for Triumph Motorcycles products, with what's wrong, which models or batches are affected and what to do. Updated automatically. 10 listed.
On affected vehicles under specific environmental conditions a localised high impedance area can occur within the connector leading to high current though small contact areas. This can lead to excessive heat causing the connector…
Air may enter the oil system during aggressive deceleration which could cause the engine to degrade prematurely and fail due to internal damage.
On affected vehicles the right-hand switch cube is not stable in specific conditions which may potentially self-start the engine.
On affected vehicles under certain tyre service conditions irregular tyre wear may develop which may result in breakage of the zero-degree reinforcement and lead to potential detachment of parts of the tread layer and/or…
The manufacturer has determined on affected vehicles the wires in the alternator connector system may form a bridge if they are exposed to a combination of different factors such as high temperatures heavy current…
On affected motorcycles in conditions of high ambient temperature and slow-moving traffic the radiator fan may surpass its maximum operating temperature resulting in fan motor failure. Ignoring the warning light on the instrument panel…
On affected motorcycles the threads on certain front fork caps may strip leading to a detachment of the cap from the fork outer tube A detached defective front fork cap from the outer leg…
Rear brake pedal travel may increase prior to feeling the brake engage.
On affected motorcycles inaccurate MAP data can lead to unstable idle and sometimes an engine stall increasing the risk of a crash. The cause of the defect is an obstruction of the restrictor as…
Affected motorcycles may have improper securing of the left-hand brake disc which may lead to its detachment from the front wheel assembly.