Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) has announced a recall of several popular motorcycle models, including the CB350, CB350RS, CB300R, and CB300F. This recall affects bikes manufactured between October 2020 and April 2024, and it addresses critical safety concerns related to the wheel speed sensor and camshaft.
Honda’s recall impacts a wide range of their 300cc and 350cc motorcycles. The primary issue involves the wheel speed sensor, which has been found to have a defect due to improper moulding processes. This defect allows water to seep into the sensor, potentially causing malfunctions in the speedometer, traction control, or ABS systems. Such malfunctions could lead to ineffective braking, posing a significant safety risk to riders.
Additionally, the recall addresses a camshaft issue in the CB350, CB350RS, and H’ness CB350 models. The camshaft defect, resulting from improper manufacturing, could affect the optimal performance of these motorcycles.
The recall includes the following models:
These models were manufactured between October 2020 and April 2024 for the wheel speed sensor issue, and between June 2024 and July 2024 for the camshaft issue.
Honda has assured customers that they will be contacted directly through calls, SMS, or emails. Affected customers can also check the recall status of their motorcycles on the official Honda BigWing website. The company has committed to replacing the faulty components free of charge at authorized BigWing dealerships across India, regardless of the bike’s warranty status.
By proactively addressing these issues, Honda aims to maintain its reputation for reliability and customer satisfaction. Riders are advised to promptly respond to the recall notice and get their motorcycles inspected and repaired to ensure their safety on the road.
Owners of these motorcycles should take immediate action to ensure their bikes are safe to ride. For more information, customers can visit the Honda BigWing website or contact their nearest dealership.
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