Recall action for AGV Tourmodular helmets: Important information for bikers

Dainese has initiated a recall campaign for around 2,142 AGV Tourmodular helmets in the USA. The reason for this is a problem with the ratchet closure, which may not engage correctly. This problem was caused by components that do not meet the tolerance requirements and could result in the red release lever not engaging automatically.

Free maintenance as a solution

To resolve this problem, Dainese has committed to servicing the affected helmets free of charge. A special lubricant will be used to ensure that the friction does not impair the functionality of the affected components. Dainese plans to inform owners and dealers on April 12th of this year.

No reports of injuries, but caution is advised

To date, Dainese is not aware of any reports of deaths or injuries related to this issue. It is worth noting that all reports of fastener failure have been made outside the United States.

The path to discovering the problem

Concern about the micrometric buckle began in December 2022 when a rider reported the absence of a clicking sound when the chinstrap locked. Investigations by Dainese in 2023 revealed that many components of the buckle were out of tolerance. Although the automatic part of the fastener did not always work, it turned out that manual operation led to perfect functioning.

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What those affected can do

If you are affected by this recall and would like to take further action, you can contact Dainese customer service at 1-855-327-5639 or contact the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) Vehicle Safety Hotline at 1-888-327-4236 (TTY 1-800-424-9153), both for the United States. The callback number is 24E-014. For more information, visit the NHTSA website at www.nhtsa.gov.

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