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Recall check / REC-005116

Xtreme Moto Kwik50 Scooter (2011–2012)

Published

What the hazard is

The thin section of wheel rim can crack and break, possibly causing the wheel to separate from the main hub and resulting in a serious accident.

What to do

Consumers should immediately stop riding the scooter and contact the place of purchase to see if their Kwik50 scooter is affected. Alternatively, consumers can contact Xtreme Imports on 94719788 Monday – Friday between 9am and 4pm, via email at brett@xtremeimports.com.au, or from www.xtremeimports.com.au. Traders who sold this product: GC Motorcycles, Albany Kawasaki, Esperance Power Sports, Dragon Bikes, Manduraha Scooters, Rockingham Road and Trail, Scootamoto Central, Steves Motorcycles, Cannington Motorcycles, Joondalup Scooters, and Scootamore

Defect

Some rear wheel rims of the scooters are too thin around the centre splined section. This may affect scooters sold from August 2011 to August 2012.

Read the official notice on vehiclerecalls.gov.au

A repair under a recall is free to the owner.