KAWASAKI ZR900BH (2017)

Published 2017-12-03

What the hazard is

This may prevent the rear shock absorber from operating correctly and could result in a loss of control of the motorcycle.

What to do

Consumers are advised to return their motorcycle to an Authorised Kawasaki Dealer to have an inspection and in some cases, have a preventative repair kit fitted to their motorcycle free of charge. In the case that excessive elongation of the tie-rod frame mount is found, a replacement frame will be installed free of charge. For assistance in locating the nearest Kawasaki Dealer go to http://kawasaki.com.au/dealer-locator/

Defect

The holes in the rear shock absorber tie-rod frame mounts could become elongated if the rear shock absorber bottoms out.

Read the official notice on vehiclerecalls.gov.au

Data sourced from vehiclerecalls.gov.au. autozoo is an independent service. A repair under a recall is free to the owner.