Under this tag you will find articles covering recalls in the motorcycle sector. This includes official manufacturer and authority announcements about safety defects, technical issues or required corrective actions relating to motorcycles and accessories.
The list below brings together all content in which recalls are featured — ranging from technical details on affected models to information about remedial actions and implications for riders.
BMW Motorrad is recalling thousands of K 1600 tourers from model years 2017 to 2025 worldwide. The seal of the reverse gear control unit can degrade and allow moisture to enter, which in the worst case can lead to overheating and a fire hazard. It is already the second recall of this kind on a BMW motorcycle within two years.
Honda is recalling over 12,000 units of the CB 1000 Hornet and CB 1000 Hornet SP model year 2025 worldwide. A misrouted cable can cause the fuel line to disconnect from the tank.
BMW Motorrad is recalling exactly one single S 1000 RR model year 2026 in the United States. The reason is a faulty combination switch on the left handlebar that can impair the turn signal function.
Honda is recalling the CBR600RR from model years 2024 to 2026. The reason is potential excessive oil consumption that could, in the worst case, lead to engine damage.
Triumph Bonneville recall 2026: Nearly 9,000 motorcycles affected due to overheating connector. All models, causes and the new repair solution.
The Harley-Davidson Sportster S has to go back to the workshop. After an initial recall failed to solve the problem with the upper triple clamp, the manufacturer is now issuing a second recall, this time to replace the entire component.
Ducati is once again issuing a recall for high-performance V4 models. The Panigale V4 and Streetfighter V4 are affected due to a possible overheating of the rear brake line.
Zero Motorcycles has initiated a safety recall for several electric motorcycles. The cause is a potentially twisted brake line on the front brake, which can lead to a loss of brake pressure.
The Honda CB 1000 (SP) Hornet may experience unusually high oil consumption, which in the worst case can result in engine damage. A recall is already underway in the USA, and several thousand vehicles are also affected in Germany.
Suzuki is recalling numerous DR Z400 models built in 2025 and 2026 in the USA. The reason for this is a possible assembly error in the rear brake system, which could impair braking performance.
KTM is launching a recall campaign for several 390 models of the current generation. The reason for this is a potential weak point in the side stand spring, which may break under certain circumstances.
Zero Motorcycles has initiated a recall for the 2023 model year DSR/X. The reason for this is a potential defect in the motor controller, which can lead to a sudden loss of propulsion while riding.
Ducati has launched a safety recall in the US for certain Panigale V2 and Streetfighter V2 models. The reason for this is a possible assembly error in the ABS fuse, which in the worst case could lead to wheel lockup.
Harley-Davidson is inspecting numerous Softail models worldwide because a component weakness in the rear shock absorber is believed to be a safety issue. Recall 0188 covers models from the 2017 to 2024 model years.
KTM is recalling numerous models from the 390 series—the closely related Husqvarna 401 is also affected. The reason for this is an urgent software update for the engine control unit to reduce the risk of dangerous engine stalling.
In the US, a new recall affects numerous Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R models from 2024 to 2026. According to the manufacturer, there is a risk of sudden loss of power, which is why affected motorcycles should no longer be ridden.
Aprilia is conducting a recall campaign in 2025 for several models in the RS and Tuono series. The recall affects the left handlebar, which does not comply with current EU regulations.
In two Morbidelli models, insufficiently strong weld seams on the frame can lead to dangerous damage. The affected motorcycles are being recalled throughout Europe.
Following the recall campaign in spring 2025 for the CB 650 R and CBR 650 R, the next measure is now being implemented. This time, it affects the Honda CB 1000 Hornet and Honda CB 1000 SP Hornet from the 2025 model year. These models may also experience loose gear shifting. According to Honda, under certain conditions, the shift linkage pivot pin may lose its preload and, in the worst case, come loose.
In model year 2024, KTM AG is recalling several KTM and Husqvarna motorcycles worldwide. Specifically, this affects the Duke 125, 390, and 990 models, as well as the Husqvarna Svartpilen and Vitpilen 125 and 401 models. The recall is a preventive measure to replace the fuel cap sealing ring.
