It’s been a tough few weeks for electric bike recalls, with the latest coming from major bicycle manufacturer Trek.
According to recall filings from the NHTSA, the trucks being recalled were built with a parking brake valve module found to be defective by the supplier.
FONTANA, Calif. (WXIN) — Strollers sold as part of a travel system are being recalled because they pose fall and injury hazards to children. The Consumer Product Safety Commission said the ...
Tesla to recall 9,537 vehicles after a U.S. roadways safety agency said they had faulty roof trims and loose bolts. The decision by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration included 2016 ...
DETROIT -- Ford Motor Company is recalling more than 870,000 newer models of its popular F-150 truck because the electronic parking brakes can randomly activate, leading to an increased risk of a ...
(Gray News) - If you own an electric bike, there’s a recall you should know about. 45,000 of the e-bikes are being recalled over an issue with the mechanical brakes. Lectric eBikes said the bike ...
DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) — Ford is recalling more than 870,000 newer F-150 pickup trucks in the U.S. because the electric parking brakes can turn on unexpectedly. The recall covers certain pickups ...
FONTANA, Calif. (WXIN) — Strollers sold as part of a travel system are being recalled because they pose fall and injury hazards to children. The Consumer Product Safety Commission said the ...
(Gray News) - If you own an electric bike, there’s a recall you should know about. 45,000 of the e-bikes are being recalled over an issue with the mechanical brakes. Lectric eBikes said the bike ...
(Gray News) - If you own an electric bike, there’s a recall you should know about. 45,000 of the e-bikes are being recalled over an issue with the mechanical brakes. Lectric eBikes said the bike ...
(Gray News) - If you own an electric bike, there’s a recall you should know about. 45,000 of the e-bikes are being recalled over an issue with the mechanical brakes. Lectric eBikes said the bike ...
