View Full Version : Hyosung GT250 UK recall (2003/2004 models)
Dodger
20th April 2008, 09:58
Thought I would post this here as I haven't seen any other info.
This is a UK recall from last year, but may be worth while for owners of 2003/2004 Hyosung GT250's to keep an eye on it.
http://www.vosa.gov.uk/vosa/apps/recalls/searches/expand.asp?uniqueID=5438CB9826CFEAFA802572C3002B5A EC&freeText=Blank
Swing Arm May Fail
"The rear swing arm might fail which will lead to the loss of directional control."
CookMySock
20th April 2008, 10:30
thanks for that. will keep an eye on that area in ours.
DB
tri boy
20th April 2008, 10:48
http://www.vosa.gov.uk/vosa/apps/recalls/searches/expand.asp?uniqueID=5438CB9826CFEAFA802572C3002B5A EC&freeText=Blank
Swing Arm May Fail
"The rear swing arm might fail which will lead to the loss of directional control."
Including a loss of bowel functions.............:crazy:
mynameis
20th April 2008, 13:22
They only started bringing in Hyobags in early 2006, my mate was the first owner of a GT250R in NZ 2005 model.
Dodger
20th April 2008, 14:27
They only started bringing in Hyobags in early 2006, my mate was the first owner of a GT250R in NZ 2005 model.
There's a few people on here with 2004 models.
eg. http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showpost.php?p=1496660&postcount=478
xwhatsit
20th April 2008, 17:19
Meh, doesn't look too bad. You could fix that with some wire and a big hammer easy.
riffer
20th April 2008, 17:31
Doesn't look half as dangerous as the problems with the new Aprilia RSVR's...
Looks like that bike's been pushed hard.
Manxman
20th April 2008, 19:39
Swing Arm May Fail
"The rear swing arm might fail which will lead to the loss of directional control."
Loss of directional control? That's a fuppin understatement if ever I heard one.:eek5:
Dodger
20th April 2008, 21:23
Here's the quote for someone that had it happen, doesn't seem like it was to catastrophic. still not something I would like to experience 1/2 way around a corner. :shit:
My swingarm has torn itself apart at the shock mount. My bike had
seemed to be sitting a little lower and I could hear some rubbing when
going over big bumps, so I thought it might be the shock. Instead, it
turns out the mount was ripping out of the arm. I was 40km from home
when I noticed it.
skidMark
20th April 2008, 21:55
I do not know where my origional post was, so i will say it again.
Told ya so. :devil2:
325rocket
20th April 2008, 22:03
I do not know where my origional post was, so i will say it again.
Told ya so. :devil2:
and my original reply to was something like ...
your a cock
mynameis
20th April 2008, 22:10
There's a few people on here with 2004 models.
eg. http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showpost.php?p=1496660&postcount=478
My bad I thought you were only referring to GT250R's.
Bugger ! :shit:
When's their proper 600 or 1000 coming out?
homer
20th April 2008, 22:12
Including a loss of bowel functions.............:crazy:
also adding to 1 such other thing called target fixation
Badger8
20th April 2008, 22:13
Mate of mine works for a bike mechanic / repairer. He's seen one of these come in and couldnt believe it. The guy reckoned he just went over a curb and the back end dropped right down. :eek5:
Supposedly the build quality issues have been greatly improved since those earlier models, but i just dont know eh...
skidMark
20th April 2008, 22:16
Mate of mine works for a bike mechanic / repairer. He's seen one of these come in and couldnt believe it. The guy reckoned he just went over a curb and the back end dropped right down. :eek5:
Supposedly the build quality issues have been greatly improved since those earlier models, but i just dont know eh...
This is the think a proper allow japbike of the modern day could be ridden averyday for 30 years and this stuff wouldn't happen...
within 8 years every hyosung around now will be scrap.
Badger8
20th April 2008, 23:11
This is the think a proper allow japbike of the modern day could be ridden averyday for 30 years and this stuff wouldn't happen...
I know those words... but that sentence makes no sense...
325rocket
21st April 2008, 15:04
This is the think a proper allow japbike of the modern day could be ridden averyday for 30 years and this stuff wouldn't happen...
whens "averyday"? is it like a leap year?
happy averyday everybody :niceone:
xwhatsit
21st April 2008, 22:28
whens "averyday"? is it like a leap year?
happy averyday everybody :niceone:
Meh don't pay attention to him. His so-called reliable Japanese motorcycle shat itself and now all he has is a pile of bits.
At least your supposed `pile-of-junk' Hyosung still goes, even if there's one disqualified rider who doesn't like it :laugh:
5150
2nd February 2012, 08:34
Well, looks like another failure here in NZ. Check out Waikato Laxed Out Riders forum for report and pics. (Post #4323) :shit:
sil3nt
2nd February 2012, 08:40
Well, looks like another failure here in NZ. Check out Waikato Laxed Out Riders forum for report and pics. (Post #4323) :shit:http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/99556-Laxed-out-rides?p=1130247625#post1130247625
Oblivion
2nd February 2012, 17:00
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/99556-Laxed-out-rides?p=1130247625#post1130247625
That looked nasty. The amount of corrosion on the inside of the thing would worry anyone with a right mind.
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