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Thousands of dirt bikes from brand collected by Brad Pitt recalled over dangerous brake defect that could lead to death
KTM dirt bikes have been recalled because a brake defect may create a fatal crash hazard, and owners are advised to stop riding them until a free repair is arranged.
KTM North America is recalling more than 21,000 off-road vehicles in the United States after receiving reports of a braking issue that could lead to crashes and possibly death. - Facebook
KTM North America is recalling more than 21,000 U.S. off-road vehicles because a braking problem may increase the risk of crashes and death.
Recall alert: KTM North America recalls off-road motorcycles over braking defect - WSB-TV
KTM North America has recalled certain off-road motorcycles because of a braking defect.
Recall alert: KTM North America recalls off-road motorcycles over braking defect - KIRO 7 News Seattle
KTM North America has recalled certain off-road motorcycles because of a braking defect.
KTM Expands Throttle Recall to Last-Gen RC 390 and 390 Duke - Motorcycle.com
KTM has expanded a throttle-related recall to include previous-generation RC 390 and 390 Duke motorcycles.
RECALL OF 2024-2026 KTM 390 DUKE, AND 2025-2026 - KTM
KTM announced a recall involving certain 2024–2026 KTM 390 Duke motorcycles and additional 2025–2026 models not fully identified in the headline.
RECALL OF KTM 125, 390 AND 990 DUKE MODELS OF MODEL YEAR 2024: EXCHANGE OF FUEL TANK CAP SEAL - KTM
KTM announced a recall of certain 2024 125, 390, and 990 Duke motorcycles to replace the fuel tank cap seal.
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