New Delhi: Mid-sized motorcycle manufacturer Royal Enfield Said on Monday that it is recalling 26,300 units of its Classic 350 motorcycles to fix the problem with the brake part. In a statement, the company said that its technical team has discovered a potential problem in a part – the brake reaction bracket attached to the motorcycle swing arm – specifically used on 2021 single-channel ABS and rear drum brake Classic 350 motorcycles goes.
Under specific riding conditions, it was found that an exceptionally high braking load applied to the rear brake pedal could potentially cause damage to the reaction bracket, causing abnormal braking noises, and a potential drop in braking efficiency in extreme conditions. can. ,
The issue has been clearly isolated for the Classic 350 models with single-channel ABS, rear drum brakes manufactured between September 1, 2021 and December 5, 2021.
“Keeping in mind the safety of the customers, and as a precautionary measure, we have actively called in approximately 26,300 single-channel ABS and rear-drum-brake enabled Classic 350 models and strengthened the brake reaction bracket of the swing arm. All units,” Royal Enfield noted.
Royal Enfield service teams, and/or local dealerships will reach out to customers whose Motorcycle Vehicle Identification Number (MOI)win) numbers fall within the construction period mentioned above, it said.
Consumers can also actively visit the website of the company or reach out to their local Royal Enfield workshops regarding the issue, Royal Enfield, which is a part of Eicher Motors, noted.
“We have robust and rigorous testing and development protocols, and adhere to global validation standards of quality and durability. However, such issues can arise under specific, extreme riding conditions, and we do this with the least amount of inconvenience. We are committed to resolve the issue as soon as possible for our customers,” the company said.
In May this year, Royal Enfield introduced Classic, Bullet, and . About 2,36,966 units of Meteor Models in India and various international markets to replace a faulty ignition coil.
Under specific riding conditions, it was found that an exceptionally high braking load applied to the rear brake pedal could potentially cause damage to the reaction bracket, causing abnormal braking noises, and a potential drop in braking efficiency in extreme conditions. can. ,
The issue has been clearly isolated for the Classic 350 models with single-channel ABS, rear drum brakes manufactured between September 1, 2021 and December 5, 2021.
“Keeping in mind the safety of the customers, and as a precautionary measure, we have actively called in approximately 26,300 single-channel ABS and rear-drum-brake enabled Classic 350 models and strengthened the brake reaction bracket of the swing arm. All units,” Royal Enfield noted.
Royal Enfield service teams, and/or local dealerships will reach out to customers whose Motorcycle Vehicle Identification Number (MOI)win) numbers fall within the construction period mentioned above, it said.
Consumers can also actively visit the website of the company or reach out to their local Royal Enfield workshops regarding the issue, Royal Enfield, which is a part of Eicher Motors, noted.
“We have robust and rigorous testing and development protocols, and adhere to global validation standards of quality and durability. However, such issues can arise under specific, extreme riding conditions, and we do this with the least amount of inconvenience. We are committed to resolve the issue as soon as possible for our customers,” the company said.
In May this year, Royal Enfield introduced Classic, Bullet, and . About 2,36,966 units of Meteor Models in India and various international markets to replace a faulty ignition coil.
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