Bad news for several BMW motorcycle owners, as the German brand is recalling several models because their front and rear brake calipers may corrode, which can cause the pistons to stick or drag in the caliper bore.
The recall affects three two-wheelers from the BMW Motorrad lineup, the BMW G310R (2017-2020) and BMW G310GS (2018-2020) motorcycles, and the BMW C400X scooter (2019). In total, 5,938 bikes are affected by this recall.
A slew of modified Harley-Davidson models are being recalled because their luggage kit failed to include red reflectors for safety.
Defects with their front brake master cylinder see a bevy of Aprilia and Moto Guzzi models being recalled by the NHTSA.
Suzuki Motor of America is recalling 2,640 units of its GSX250R motorcycle because of a rear brake light that might not illuminate.
Several small-displacement models from Honda are being recalled because their gearboxes unexpectedly shift into gear.
The entire Ducati Panigale V4 lineup is being recalled again for issues with fuel spraying out of the tank when you open it.
Almost 200 units of the Yamaha YZF-R3 motorcycle lineup are being recalled because their front brake lever may snap because of bad metal porosity.
For the third time, the Polaris Slingshot is being recalled for safety issues with its seat belt and seats.
Many of the 2019 Triumph Speed Twin motorcycles are being recalled because their radiator hoses may come in contact with their exhaust headers.
Indian Motorcycle has expanded its recall of the Scout lineup for issues with their ABS unit. It now includes the Scout Bobber and Scout Sixty.
Owners of BMW’s maxi-scooters should pay attention to this recall, as the C600 and C650 can lose control of their front brakes.
