Given the problem of Yamaha YZF-R1M because of faulty shocks
Yamaha YZF-R1M have become unwitting victims remembrance day suspension Ohlins TTX36 the company behind aftermarket shock absorbers. Thus, following similar bike, which use the rear shocks are problematic, officially has been recalled by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, recalls of the superbike issued in Canada and Australia. |
| Given the problem of Yamaha YZF-R1M because of faulty shocks |
Recall is part of a larger issue tied up in what has been reported as defective product from Ohlins. According to the company's suspension, the problem with piston-shaft nut on the shock some has been identified and could result in the loss of damping and worse, break up the shock absorbers themselves.
Remember similar for YZF-R1M already announced in other parts of the world so it is not surprising that the NHTSA'S follow suit with its own recall superbike.
Yamaha has not issued the announcement of specific details of the recall, but said that more than 350 affected units and recall is expected to begin in May 2015. Yamaha Dealers also have been advised to check all models YZF-R1M to determine whether the shocks in place of the damaged part of a group. A number of the many six digit stamped near the top of the shock so dealers can see amount to determine if they are included in the same lot were damaged as others. If that be the case, the dealer will replace the faulty shocks with a new version that will work properly.
It was a heavy blow for owners of Yamaha YZF-R1M, some of which may only take delivery of their bikes only to be forced to send them back to determine if they're fortunate enough to have the affected models.
But again, if there is a problem with the bike as R1M, this needs to be addressed as soon as possible, especially when you have the bike was meant to be a quick ride on the race track. Ignore this recall and ride your bike around the track and you could end up getting yourself seriously injured if the rear shocks really messy.
It is no mistake that he is given a Yamaha damaged by Ohlins, but when it comes to things like this, it's way better to be safe now than sorry later. In addition, it is not like YZF-R1m is the only model that is affected by the recall.
Other bikes from other brands is tied into this, too. It includes the Aprilia (RSV4), Ducati, BMW (the S1000RR, R1200GS, HP4, S1000R) (899, 1199 Panigale Panigale, 1198, Multistrada 1200), Honda (CBR600RR, CBR1000RR), Kawasaki (Ninja ZX-10R, ZX-6R Ninja), Suzuki (Hayabusa GSX-R600, GSX R750, GSX-R1000), and victory (Daytona 675, Daytona 675R).
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Remember similar for YZF-R1M already announced in other parts of the world so it is not surprising that the NHTSA'S follow suit with its own recall superbike.
Yamaha has not issued the announcement of specific details of the recall, but said that more than 350 affected units and recall is expected to begin in May 2015. Yamaha Dealers also have been advised to check all models YZF-R1M to determine whether the shocks in place of the damaged part of a group. A number of the many six digit stamped near the top of the shock so dealers can see amount to determine if they are included in the same lot were damaged as others. If that be the case, the dealer will replace the faulty shocks with a new version that will work properly.
It was a heavy blow for owners of Yamaha YZF-R1M, some of which may only take delivery of their bikes only to be forced to send them back to determine if they're fortunate enough to have the affected models.
But again, if there is a problem with the bike as R1M, this needs to be addressed as soon as possible, especially when you have the bike was meant to be a quick ride on the race track. Ignore this recall and ride your bike around the track and you could end up getting yourself seriously injured if the rear shocks really messy.
It is no mistake that he is given a Yamaha damaged by Ohlins, but when it comes to things like this, it's way better to be safe now than sorry later. In addition, it is not like YZF-R1m is the only model that is affected by the recall.
Other bikes from other brands is tied into this, too. It includes the Aprilia (RSV4), Ducati, BMW (the S1000RR, R1200GS, HP4, S1000R) (899, 1199 Panigale Panigale, 1198, Multistrada 1200), Honda (CBR600RR, CBR1000RR), Kawasaki (Ninja ZX-10R, ZX-6R Ninja), Suzuki (Hayabusa GSX-R600, GSX R750, GSX-R1000), and victory (Daytona 675, Daytona 675R).
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