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KTM has recalled around 7000 motorcycles in North America manufactured in 2012 and 2013, for replacement of faulty fuel lines.
KTM says that no incident has come to light due to the defective part, but it is being changed as a precautionary measure. They also stated that it is a part manufactured by a third party and not by KTM itself.
The replacement should take no more than 30 minutes and will be free of charge and covered under the warranty. The faulty part could cause petrol to spill out and result in a fire.
Source: KTM Recalls 7,000 Off-Road Bikes for Fuel Line Faults - autoevolution
KTM says that no incident has come to light due to the defective part, but it is being changed as a precautionary measure. They also stated that it is a part manufactured by a third party and not by KTM itself.
The replacement should take no more than 30 minutes and will be free of charge and covered under the warranty. The faulty part could cause petrol to spill out and result in a fire.
Source: KTM Recalls 7,000 Off-Road Bikes for Fuel Line Faults - autoevolution
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