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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
REC-002862
active0 KAWASAKI ZX1000D6F
The bolt of the Steering Damper is not tightened sufficiently by the assembly operation error. There is a possibility that the bolt loosens and the Steering Damper comes detached from the bracket, and it may effect operation of the steering.
Motorcycle
3 May 2006
REC-002843
active0 TRIUMPH Rocket III
The handlebar clamp bolts may have been tightened to the incorrect torque.
Motorcycle
15 Mar 2006
REC-002828
active0 SUZUKI VL15W/K4 Intruder LC, VL1500K5/6 C90 Boulevard
The fuel tank may develop a stress crack due to metal fatigue. This could result in fuel seepage from the tank.
Motorcycle
15 Feb 2006
REC-002819
active0 SUZUKI VL800 /VZ800
The ignition switch lead wire may be damaged by rubbing due to being routed too tightly. This may cause a short circuit which in turn could cause the engine to stall.
Motorcycle
18 Jan 2006
REC-000351
active0 HARLEY DAVIDSON Dyna Glide FXD Series
A defect in the transmissions may allow them to go into a 'false neutral position' even though the neutral indicator light is illuminated. If this happens the motorcycle could drop into gear unexpectedly and thereby create a risk of crash or injuries.
Motorcycle
5 Jan 2006
REC-000350
active2003-2004 HARLEY DAVIDSON Dyna
The throttle cables may contact the tunnel portion of the fuel tank. Should this occur the cables could wear through the fuel tank causing a fuel leak.
Motorcycle
25 Nov 2005
REC-000349
active2005 HARLEY DAVIDSON FLHXI
A rear view mirror is improperly located and it is not possible to adjust the mirrors towards the rearward field of vision.
Motorcycle
25 Nov 2005
REC-002804
active0 SUZUKI Burgman AN650K5
The fuel pump retaining ring may have been improperly installed. This may cause some leaking of fuel from the fuel tank in certain circumstances.
Motorcycle
23 Nov 2005
REC-002806
active0 APRILIA RSV-R, RSV-RF
The swingarm may malfunction.
Motorcycle
2 Nov 2005
REC-005261
active0 HARLEY DAVIDSON V Rod-VRSCSE My2005
The Stationary Noise Label is incorrect.
Motorcycle
1 Nov 2005
REC-002807
active0 SUZUKI Burgman AN250K3/K4, Burgman AN650K3/K4
Possibility for the ignition switch terminal case to fail. This may cause some lighting devices to be inoperative or possibly the engine to stall and be unable to be restrated.
Motorcycle
15 Sept 2005
REC-002781
active0 TRIUMPH Speed Triple (1050cc), Sprint ST (1050cc)
Various mechanical defects.
Motorcycle
17 Aug 2005
REC-002786
active0 TRIUMPH Sprint ST (1050cc) and Speed Triple
Various mechanical defects.
Motorcycle
17 Aug 2005
REC-002782
active0 TRIUMPH Daytona 955i, Sprint ST (1050cc), Speed Triple (1050cc)
Various mechanical defects.
Motorcycle
17 Aug 2005