Shimano is recalling nearly 700,000 bonded 11-Speed Hollowtech Road cranksets because the parts pose a crash risk to riders. The recalled bonded cranksets can "separate and break," causing consumers ...
Here at Cyclingnews we publish a good number of recall notices. For the most part they usually cover a small number of products, and usually in a specific market. The Shimano crank recall though is ...
Shimano has issued a global recall of its Hollowtech 11-speed road cranksets, with more than 760,000 affected in North America and 2.8 million globally. The United States Consumer Product Safety ...
Shimano’s worldwide recall of 11-speed Ultegra and Dura-Ace cranksets now affects 2.8 million units globally. The original recall was issued after a reported 4,519 incidents of cranksets delaminating ...
Almost 700,000 Shimano bicycle cranksets have been recalled because the company has received almost 5,000 reports of incidents, including people having bones broken. About 680,000, 11-speed bonded ...
Bicycle part manufacturer Shimano has issued a global review of its cranksets There have been long-running complaints about the crank arm splitting from the body of the bike, causing crash risks The ...
Shimano has this week issued a worldwide voluntary recall of its Ultegra and Dura-Ace road chainsets. Being described as an 'inspection and replacement program' by the Japanese brand, it applies to ...
Shimano is recalling 680,000 units of its bicycle cranksets after getting 4,519 reports of the cranksets separating, including reports of six injuries that included fractures and lacerations, ...
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