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REC-003210
active0 KAWASAKI KLX450A9F
The foot peg pivot pin may bend due to insufficient hardness of the metal.
Motorcycle
2 July 2009
REC-003228
active0 BMW K1300 Range
In certain high speed, high engine RPM situations foaming can develop in the front brake master cylinder reservoir.
Motorcycle
11 June 2009
REC-000249
active0 DUCATI 1198S, 1098R, 1098R Bayliss
The Ohlins RH front fork leg may feature a flaw, which could result in safety problems, especially in case of misuse of the motorcycle.
Motorcycle
10 June 2009
REC-000361
active2007–2009 HARLEY DAVIDSON FLSTSB, FXSTSSE2, FXSTSSE3
The acorn stud at the brake reaction link may fall out during use. If this occurs the front brake and fender assembly would no longer be adequately retained. This condition could lead to a crash and potential injury or death to the rider.
Motorcycle
4 June 2009
REC-000371
active2007–2008 HARLEY DAVIDSON FXDSE2
Harley-Davidson Motor Company, Inc. has determined that some of these model motorcycles may have been shipped with an incorrect Australian Noise Label part number 14000-07. The label inaccurately lists 93dbA @ 2675 RPM whereas it should show 99dbA @ 3750 RPM.
Motorcycle
29 May 2009
REC-000108
active2008 BMW F800 GS
Front-wheel quick-release axles that are not in compliance with design specifications might be installed in some motorcycles. Due to irregularities in the manufacturing process, in isolated cases the quick-release axle might be of reduced wall thickness. Under these circumstances there is a possibility of severe loads on the front wheel (off-roading, for example) causing damage to the quick-release axle. Under worst-case conditions the quick release axle could break.
Motorcycle
26 May 2009
REC-000109
active2008 BMW F800GS
Front-wheel quick-release axles that are not in compliance with design specifications might be installed in some motorcycles. Due to irregularities in the manufacturing process, in isolated cases the quick-release axle might be of reduced wall thickness. Under these circumstances there is a possibility of severe loads on the front wheel (off-roading, for example) causing damage to the quick-release axle. Under worst-case conditions the quick release axle could break.
Motorcycle
26 May 2009
REC-000248
active0 DUCATI 848, 1198/S, 1098R Bayliss
Fuel leakage from fuel line at the injector end
Motorcycle
20 May 2009
REC-003203
active0 BUELL 1125R, XB12R, XB12Scg
The motorcycles have a front brake line which may contact the front tyre. The condition could cause a hole to develop in the front brake line, allowing brake fluid to leak.
Motorcycle
28 Apr 2009
REC-003202
active0 BRIDGESTONE Exedra G850
Bridgestone has become aware that their Exedra G850 tyres (rear tyre) specifically fitted on the Triumph Rocket 111 Touring motorcycle (model 2008/2009) may incur inflation pressure loss due to vibration at certain speeds which will warn the rider of a potential slow air leakage that may occur over time.
Motorcycle
15 Apr 2009
REC-005327
active2008–2009 KAWASAKI KX450E9F and KX450E9FA Motorcycles
On eligible units, the bore of the throttle body assembly may have a micro-crack where the air cleaner duct attaches due to improper casting mold set up. The crack can develop during use and a small piece of the throttle body housing can become dislodged and ingested into the engine, resulting in minor engine damage.
Motorcycle
19 Mar 2009
REC-003185
active0 KAWASAKI ZG1400A8F, ZG1400A9F
Due to the shape of the rear brake pedal, small stones or other road debris can become trapped between the brake pedal and the rear master cylinder actuating rod. This can overheat the rear brake, potentially leading to rear brake damage and lockup or failure of the rear brake, causing a loss of steering control.
Motorcycle
19 Mar 2009
REC-003183
active0 KAWASAKI KL650E8F, KL650E9F
On some eligible units, the main harness may chafe against the frame and cause the engine to stop running. This may create the potential for an accident.
Motorcycle
13 Mar 2009
REC-003184
active0 KAWASAKI KL650E8F, KL650E9F
On some eligible units, improper tightening of the muffler mounting bolts can cause the bolts to unscrew by vibration, resulting in the muffler disconnecting and falling off, creating a risk to rider safety.
Motorcycle
13 Mar 2009
REC-003174
active0 YAMAHA TW200
The welded portion of the lower rear shock mount may crack from vibration and impacts generated from bumps while riding.
Motorcycle
13 Feb 2009
REC-005387
active0 SUZUKI GSX-R1000 K5/K6 Motorcycles
Reports of frame cracking and/or breakage behind and below the steering head tube.
Motorcycle
2 Feb 2009
REC-000360
active2008 HARLEY DAVIDSON Dyna
The Jiffy stand that is fitted to these vehicles may have been built with a defective weld that may allow the Jiffy stand assembly to not retract as intended. This condition could lead to a crash which could cause injury or death to the rider.
Motorcycle
24 Dec 2008
REC-003166
active0 TRIUMPH Thruxton
Internal quality audits have identified a potential problem with the front brake caliper bracket retaining bolts. The installed bolts may be too short, reducing thread engagement of the bolts into the brake caliper bracket.
Motorcycle
12 Dec 2008
REC-003161
active0 Honda CRF150R/RB
A defect may exist in the weld on the swing-arm. Under certain riding conditions the weld could crack and the swing-arm could fail, leading to a crash in which the rider could be severely injured.
Motorcycle
2 Dec 2008
REC-003153
active0 KAWASAKI KL650E8F
The turn signal mounting stalk can break easily, causing the turn signal light to fail to clearly indicate the operator's intention to turn.
Motorcycle
10 Nov 2008