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Bicycles and scooters (push) recalls.

170 archived Australian notices, each linked to its official Product Safety Australia source. The page updates automatically when new notices arrive.

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CUBE Agree C:62 road bike models

Excessive braking force may cause the outermost carbon layers to delaminate, resulting in cracks and weaken the fork structure. This can lead to a complete failure of the left fork blade.

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Entity MH15 Helmet

Affected helmets do not comply with the mandatory standard for bicycle helmets . The buckle on these helmets may separate from the chin strap because the strap has not folded and sewn.

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Pedal Packer cargo bike

The affected kickstand mounting plate welds may be faulty on some bicycles and the kickstand may fail if it overloaded. Consumers may not be aware of the risks associated with the kickstand use or carrying a passenger on the rear section of the bicycle.

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Thule RideAlong child bike seat

The flame retardant Decabromodiphenyl ether (DecaBDE) has been detected in the harness padding at levels that may pose a health risk during long-term exposure/ingestion.

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GT LaBomba bicycles and frames

The frames should have 2 welds connecting the down tube and head tube. Recalled frames only have one, making the connection weaker. If the weld becomes damaged, the headtube may separate from the frame.

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Cannondale Dave bicycles and frames

The frames should have 2 welds connecting the down tube and head tube. Recalled frames only have one, making the connection weaker. If the weld becomes damaged, the headtube may separate from the frame.

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Giro Merit bicycle helmet

These helmets may not comply with the mandatory standard for bicycle helmets . The retention straps may not be properly attached to the helmet.

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Brompton P Line Bike

If overtightened, a nut on the front wheel may be damaged and could become loose. If this occurs, the front wheel nut could become dislodged during cycling.

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KTM Radical Scooter

A connecting screw that secures the front steering stem extension and foldable handlebar pivot point can potentially snap and break.

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Fuel EX 8 XT Bicycles MY2022

During assembly, a spacer was installed behind the drive side bottom bracket bearing, increasing the bracket width. As a result, the crank arm is not completely attached to the crank spindle, and the crank arm safety tab cannot lock into the spindle. This can cause crank arms and pedals to fall off affected bicycles.

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good.bike

The bicycle handlebars may bend under excessive force. 

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Cube SL Road Bike MY2021

The front brake adapter may not have been installed properly, which may cause increased wear on brake pads over time, leading to insufficient braking power.

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Pedal Pacer 2

Affected bicycles may not meet the front hub retention requirements of the 'Trade Practices Act 1974 - Consumer Protection Notice No. 6 of 2004 - Consumer Product Safety Standard: Pedal Bicycles: Safety Requirements'. The front wheel may dislodge from the front fork if the Quick Release Skewer is not properly tightened and secured.

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i-Glide Pro Scooter

The scooter's deck may crack or break. The scooter’s deck also has sharp exposed metal sections.

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