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Posted by: Pterodactyl_imp - 04-09-2015, 09:11 PM - Forum: General Discussion
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Below is an excerpt from an Aussie motorcycle magazine (Thanks AMCN). It's a big recall. I guees my point is that perhaps 20 or so years ago it would have been "Keep quiet, it will all go away". I'm not pointing the finger at BMW, they make great bikes. Any issues with your bike, whatever make, put it in the public domain. In this modern world we are very fortunate that we can communicate openly and take some action if need be.
Cheers
Quote:BMW Motorrad Australia has been drawn into the global recall of BMW 1200cc and 1300cc models with the announcement it’s recalling a total of 15 models sold in Australia over an eight-year period.
The decision comes after BMW discovered over-tightening of the rear wheel can lead to fractures in the bolted joint and failure of the rear-wheel flange. Should this occur, the rear wheel can detach itself from the swingarm.
The recall includes the BMW R1200 GS (K25), HP2 Sport (K25), R 1200 RT (K26), R 1200 R (K27), R 1200 ST (K28), R 1200 S (K29), HP2 Sport (K29) K 1200 S (K40), K 1200 R (K43), K 1200 GT (K44), K 1300 S (K40), K 1300 R (K43) and K 1300 GT (K44).
Simon Chiarelli, product communication manager for BMW Group Australia, said the recall is for certain K and R Series models of BMW motorcycles in Australia produced between November 2003 and April 2011.
“The technical campaign impacts 6486 motorcycles locally,” Chiarelli told AMCN.
“BMW Motorrad is in the process of contacting all owners of the motorcycles affected, and will replace the aluminium wheel flange fitted to these bikes with a steel component boasting greater rigidity.”
Anyone with specific enquiries about the recall are advised to contact an authorised BMW Motorrad dealer or call the BMW Group Australia Customer Interaction Centre on 1800 813 299.
The full list of recalled models issued by BMW Motorrad Australia:
K25 (0307/0317), K25/02 (0382/0397), K25/11 (0303/0313), K25/12 (0380/0390), K25/31 (0450/0460), K25/32 (0450/0460), K25MM (0310/0320), K25HP (0369/0389), K26 (0368/0388), K26 (0367/0387), K26/11 (0430/0440), K2611 (0330), K27 (0378/0398), K27/11 (0400/0490), K28 (0328/0338), K29 (0366/0396), K29HP (0458/0468), K40 (0581/0591), K43HV (0585/0595), K43 (0584/0594), K44 (0587/0597), K40/11 (0508/0509), K43/11 (0518/0519) and K44/31 (0538/0539).
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Posted by: White Dog_imp - 04-09-2015, 08:36 AM - Forum: Mechanical & Technical
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New 2014 CB1100, less than 500 miles. When I finished my workout at the Y today I noticed my cycle was pulling hard. With clutch pulled in, it would barely roll. I rode it home and put it up on center stand. That's when I found the rear tire would barely turn. What's happening with this? Can I ride it the 20 miles to the dealer in the morning without doing any harm? Anything i can do tonight to free up the brake?
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