For the second time there is a recall because of brake problems with different Scout models. Already in 2019 the Indian Motorcycle Company recalled the Scout and Scout Bobber. […weiter lesen]
The 2019 and 2020 Kawasaki ZX-10R is being recalled due to a programming error that can cause misfires. […weiter lesen]
Royal Enfield calls around 15,200 motorcycles to the workshops worldwide due to brake problems. […weiter lesen]
Defects could occur on the connecting rods in the new Fireblade, so Honda calls back around 300 copies of the super sports bike. […weiter lesen]
Some components could touch the rear wheel unplanned. A total of 440 motorcycles are affected by the worldwide recall. […weiter lesen]
As reported, there are problems with Brembo brake pads. The friction surface could come loose from the carrier plate, which affects the braking effect accordingly. […weiter lesen]
After a recall of the Ducati 1299 Superleggera due to braking problems, Triumph is now recalling various models. Other motorcycles with Brembo brakes could be affected. […weiter lesen]
KTM is recalling the 790 Adventure and 790 Adventure R, built in 2019 and 2020, because of problems with the rear brake line. […weiter lesen]
Indian Motorcycles calls the Challenger of the year of construction 2020 with a very low mileage to the workshops. […weiter lesen]
KTM North America calls the Husqvarna 701 Vitpilen and Svartpilen back, because of a possible fuel leak. […weiter lesen]
Triumph North America calls the Triumph Trophy SE A1 from 2013 to 2017 and the Trophy SE A1 from 2013 to the workshops. […weiter lesen]
For the Thruxton models and the Speed Twin are two different recalls or problems. There are problems with the side stand spring in the Truxton (2016-2018), Thruxton R (2016-2019) and Thruxton TFC (2020). The spring could be weakened by constant vibrations and ultimately break. The […weiter lesen]
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