[bigred875]

Just saw this and thought you may want to look into this...

link

[legalspeed]

Wow, that's major, I hope there wasn't an injury.

Just keep the front wheel up K'!!

I'd be hard pressed to call 3 wheels out of how many 10R's sold "major"...


"The firm says only three front wheels have been reported as defective,globally, but, "for the reassurance of customers we have decided to replace all front wheels, regardless of their condition, free of charge.""

[Kham]

thanks for the link. im going straight to the dealer witht he printout to reserver the first wheel they got.

[Kham]

Originally posted by Mystery Squid
I'd be hard pressed to call 3 wheels out of how many 10R's sold "major"...


"The firm says only three front wheels have been reported as defective,globally, but, "for the reassurance of customers we have decided to replace all front wheels, regardless of their condition, free of charge.""

that's customer service. would yamaha do that?

Originally posted by Kham
that's customer service. would yamaha do that?

GREAT point....

[benVFR]

It is great customer service...

Honda does that for some very minor things.

Note that it says globally, and the article is in Europe..

It could very well be that Kham's bike is bike is not effected and his front wheel is fine.

My guess is Kawasaki will send you a letter shortly if your bike is affected, and that the dealer isn't going to do squat until you get that letter.

Ben

[legalspeed]

Originally posted by Mystery Squid
I'd be hard pressed to call 3 wheels out of how many 10R's sold "major"...


"The firm says only three front wheels have been reported as defective,globally, but, "for the reassurance of customers we have decided to replace all front wheels, regardless of their condition, free of charge.""

When a manufacturer states do not use the product, we are recalling all of them now, please use a flat bed to bring in the bike, It's major.

The action and wording leads one to believe there was a fatality; I hope not.

I don't care who the manuf. is, I'm not brand loyal.

[Kham]

pretty sure my front wheel is not effected. it spent a lot of time floating in the air and sometimes come down hard.

Should this be impossible, the machine should be ridden slowly and carefully to the dealer. However, as a precaution, choose the shortest possible route on well-surfaced roads.

[HBerry]

Notice there is no offering of the dealers coming to ramp your bike there or anything like that!

YEAH.

Cheap bastards.

[HBerry]

Originally posted by HBerry
Notice there is no offering of the dealers coming to ramp your bike there or anything like that!

Hey our buddy Jimmy did sey he would ramp my bike to my house when I bought it!

[bigred875]

Originally posted by Kham
thanks for the link. im going straight to the dealer witht he printout to reserver the first wheel they got.

that is great CS, yamaha isn't even giving new engines in the new r1's when they blow up...

[R7]

Originally posted by Kham
that's customer service. would yamaha do that?

I'm sure Kawasaki corp didn't just decide to make the recall, like all other recalls by manufacturers, they're forced to make the recall by outside parties Maybe that was the reason for the last minute $500 price hike on the bike

[cbrf41999]

There was 3 incidents worldwide from what I have read at this point. And something like failing dront wheels is why they would issue a overboard warning.
http://www.zx-10r.net/forum/index.php
Tons of info on here about it.

[Kham]

Originally posted by cbrf41999
There was 3 incidents worldwide from what I have read at this point. And something like failing dront wheels is why they would issue a overboard warning.
http://www.zx-10r.net/forum/index.php
Tons of info on here about it.

that's my other frequent visit site.

[cbrf41999]

Didnt recognize the name from over tthere...