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REC-002954
active0 YAMAHA XV1700
The lead wires for the pick-up coil may break while the engine is running, which would cause the engine to stall and not be able to be restarted.
Motorcycle
26 Feb 2007
REC-005249
active0 Honda NVS50 Scooters
A possible manufacturing fault in the waterproof boot assembled on the Throttle Cable may cause the boot to deteriorate when exposed to atmospheric conditions. Some units may experience water contamination of the cable, if operated in wet conditions. If this is left unchecked, this water may freeze in cold conditions causing the throttle cable to become jammed and the throttle may not return to idle.
Motorcycle
25 Feb 2007
REC-000088
active0 BMW K1200 Series
If temperatures are below O°C, circumstances can combine to cause water vapours produced in the oil tank to condensate that can cause freezing of the vapour that could block the oil tank breather.
Motorcycle
7 Feb 2007
REC-002951
active0 KAWASAKI EX250F
There is a possibility that an incorrect length bolt was used in the assembly of the cowling which may damage the fuel tank.
Motorcycle
29 Jan 2007
REC-000354
active2006 HARLEY DAVIDSON XL 883, XL883C, XL883L, XL883R, XL1200C, XL1200R, XL1200L & XL50
The voltage regulator fitted to the XL models have a greater body thickness than used in previous model years that may contact the front fender under certain conditions.
Motorcycle
18 Jan 2007
REC-000353
active2005–2006 HARLEY DAVIDSON Dyna Wide Glide
Handlebars fitted to the models have a potential to crack at the hole where internal wires exit between the handlebar clamps.
Motorcycle
18 Jan 2007
REC-002946
active0 KAWASAKI VN1500P
On eligible units, the rear view mirrors do not comply with the Australian Design Rules (R1200 or more)and were installed incorrectly due to an assembly operation error.
Motorcycle
16 Jan 2007
REC-005269
active0 Honda SCV100 motorcycles 2006
Due to an oversight in the checking process of the front and rear wheel rim and hub assemblies at the factory, some nuts were identified with insufficient tightening torque. If left unchecked the hub bolts may be hit while the vehicle is in motion, resulting in breakage of the hub bolts. In the worst case, this may lead to loss of control of the vehicle.
Motorcycle
8 Jan 2007
REC-002941
active0 SUZUKI GS500FK6
Some units may have had the bolts that secure the rear disc to the rim tightened incorrectly.
Motorcycle
21 Dec 2006
REC-000352
active2006 HARLEY DAVIDSON Dyna Series
The battery caddy bolt (retaining the battery in place) may loosen under normal riding conditions and, should this occur, the battery may shift such that its terminals may contact the battery caddy cover and abrade through the positive terminal protective boot.
Motorcycle
5 Dec 2006
REC-002932
active0 APRILIA Sports City 125/250
Fuel tank
Motorcycle
23 Nov 2006
REC-002927
active0 YAMAHA YZF-R6
The air filter mounting screw/s may come out and lodge in the throttle valve. If this happens the vehicle does not reduce engine speed.
Motorcycle
7 Nov 2006
REC-002919
active0 YAMAHA XV1600
There is a possibility of the 4th gear cogs breaking within the transmission.
Motorcycle
25 Oct 2006
REC-002918
active0 YAMAHA YZF-R1, FZ6-S, FZ6-N, FJR1300, FJR1300A, TDM900, MT-01, XV1700PC, XT660X/T
The Throttle Position Sensor may not function properly due to an internal fault within the switch. As a result, some owners may experience an intermittent unstable idle which may cause the engine to stall.
Motorcycle
16 Oct 2006
REC-002906
active0 TRIUMPH Sprint ST (1050cc), Sprint ST ABS (1050cc), Speed Triple (1050cc) & Daytona
A potential problem with the reara brake caliper carrier positioning stud (stop bolt) which could result in brake caliper carrier movement, thereby possibly causing damage to the rear swing arm.
Motorcycle
24 Aug 2006
REC-002901
active0 BUELL XB12R Ulysses
Either the pivot bolt for the sidestand leg or the mounting bracket bolts could break (possibly without notice) and could cause the motorcycle to fall.
Motorcycle
10 Aug 2006
REC-004840
active0 KTM 990 ADVENTURE
Water leaking into the ABS switch in the cockpit can lead to the malfunction of the switch and in some cases to a failure of the speed indicator.
Motorcycle
8 Aug 2006
REC-002895
active0 KAWASAKI VN2000A1
The splines on the engine pulley and/or pulley shaft may be worn due to the use of the wrong assembly lubricant during assembly. This can result in the engine pulley mounting nut not applying enough clamping force to properly hold the pulley in place and create abnormal wear on the splines of the pulley and/or pulley shaft. The worn splines may cause abnormal noise and the vehicle may not accelerate smoothly.
Motorcycle
18 July 2006
REC-000100
active0 BMW R1200 GS, RT, ST, K1200R & S
1. Water ingress past the 'O' ring seal possibly causing corrosion on electrical contacts and possible failure of the fuel pump. 2. There is a possibility that if work is undertaken on the left brake calliper, the ABS sensor cable may not be refitted correctly. This may cause chafing of the cable and a possible loss of ABS function. 3. In extreme riding situations, such as road safety training events where very harsh and rapid brake applications can be made, there is a possibility that the ABS function will be lost.
Motorcycle
15 May 2006
REC-000099
active0 BMW R1200 GS, RT, ST
1. Water ingress past the 'O' ring seal possibly causing corrosion on electrical contacts and possible failure of the fuel pump. 2. There is a possibility that if work is undertaken on the left brake calliper, the ABS sensor cable may not be refitted correctly. This may cause chafing of the cable and a possible loss of ABS function. 3. In extreme riding situations, such as road safety training events where very harsh and rapid brake applications can be made, there is a possibility that the ABS function will be lost.
Motorcycle
15 May 2006