Motorcycles recalls

All UK Motorcycles recalls and safety alerts, newest first, with the hazard, affected models and what to do next. 337 listed.

Vehicle recallVehicle · 6 Nov 2023

Cfmoto 700 CL-X Sport recall: On affected motorcycles the ABS control module may require excessive braking effort because of the software settings. When the ABS is activated and the rider double applies the hand brake lever in quick succession it will result in the braking distance increasing.

On affected motorcycles the ABS control module may require excessive braking effort because of the software settings. When the ABS is activated and the rider double applies the hand brake lever in quick succession…

Vehicle recallVehicle · 10 Oct 2023

Harley-Davidson recall: On affected machines a lower frame rail clamp may not adequately retain the rear hydraulic brake line which may allow the line to contact the exhaust. Contact between the hydraulic brake line and the exhaust could lead to a hole in the brake line and a loss of rear brake fluid.

On affected machines a lower frame rail clamp may not adequately retain the rear hydraulic brake line which may allow the line to contact the exhaust. Contact between the hydraulic brake line and the…

Vehicle recallVehicle · 29 Aug 2023

Triumph Motorcycles Tiger Sport and Trident recall: 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 fitted within the MAP hose.

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…

Vehicle recallVehicle · 7 Jul 2023

Muvi Electric Motorcycle EURO – 4 Executive-L3 and EURO – 4 City -L1 recall: On affected motorcycles the battery charger may allow over dis-charged batteries to be charged. When over dis-charged batteries are charged they could potentially overheat catch fire or explode.

On affected motorcycles the battery charger may allow over dis-charged batteries to be charged. When over dis-charged batteries are charged they could potentially overheat catch fire or explode.

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