Triumph recalls Speed ​​Triples over brakes

Triumph Australia has urged owners of its Speed ​​Triple RS and Speed ​​Triple RR 2021/22 motorcycles to bring their bikes to check the brakes “as soon as possible”.

They have issued a notice of recall of the bicycle, blaming the “manufacturer’s defect”.

The notice said the brake disc may have been installed incorrectly and “could loosen and interfere with other nearby components by preventing the wheel from spinning freely.”

“This may reduce the expected braking performance,” the statement said.

“Decreased braking performance may increase the risk of an accident that could result in injury or death to the driver and / or passenger, or other road users.”

Owners can contact their authorized authorized Triumph motorcycle dealer to get the job done “as quickly as possible” for free

The vehicle identification numbers (VINs) of the 200 affected bicycles are given at the end of this article.

This is Triumph’s first recall this year after four last year, when there were a total of 46 security recalls, the highest number tracked since 2009, and much more than the previous high of 37 in 2018.

YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS TO WITHDRAW

Although manufacturers and importers usually contact the owners when a recall is issued, the bike may have been sold privately to a rider unknown to the company.

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If you believe there is an endemic problem with your bike that should be addressed, contact the ACCC at 1300 302 502.

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VINs of affected bicycles