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If you own a Bonneville, Street Twin or Speed Twin 900 and had the alternator-wiring recall done a couple of years ago, don’t file it under “finished” just yet. Triumph has a second, newer recall for the same area of the bike, and NHTSA’s record says that bike…
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A fractured upper triple clamp is the kind of problem you want fixed before it shows up at speed, which is why this Sportster S recall deserves a second look even if your bike has already been through one. Harley-Davidson’s recall 26V075, which NHTSA received…
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Rear brakes are easy to take for granted until one stops working, and Ducati’s recall for the V4 family is about exactly that. NHTSA recall 26V050, received on January 28, 2026, says excessive heat may damage the rear brake hose between the ABS control unit an…
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Learning to ride usually means juggling a clutch, a shifter, a throttle and two brakes all at once. LiveWire thinks an electric motorcycle with none of the first two could make that first day easier, and on October 2, 2026 it said the S4 Honcho Street meets th…
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If you own a Honda Rebel, there’s a decent chance you’ve already heard about the handlebar-lock screw recall. This is the sequel, and it’s much bigger. Honda has told NHTSA that 43,913 motorcycles may have a handlebar-lock screw that can work loose, drop betwe…
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Ducati just built the Multistrada for people who’d rather not shop for accessories. On October 1, the company announced the Multistrada V4 S Grand Tour, a version of its big touring bike that comes with the side cases, center stand, heated grips, heated seats…
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