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Makes And Models => Brammo Forum => Topic started by: Richard230 on February 12, 2015, 04:35:27 AM
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I don't know if the Brammo Empulse has ever had a formal recall before, but they have one now:
http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/recalls/recallresults.cfm?start=1&SearchType=DateSearch&date=01/01/2010&type=V&SCR323=false&summary=true&prod_id=0&PrintVersion=YES (http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/recalls/recallresults.cfm?start=1&SearchType=DateSearch&date=01/01/2010&type=V&SCR323=false&summary=true&prod_id=0&PrintVersion=YES)
Note the number of vehicles affected. That might provide an idea of how many were built until July 2014.
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Thanks Richard. Very Good Find!!
I would've expected at least 5x and closer to 10x the number of affected vehicles.
As the technology and products improve hopefully more people should be interested in joining this movement.
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What's this "oil" stuff they refer to??
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Thanks Richard. Very Good Find!!
I would've expected at least 5x and closer to 10x the number of affected vehicles.
As the technology and products improve hopefully more people should be interested in joining this movement.
I hate to tell you MotoRyder, but I found that news item on the Brammo Owners forum.
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In addition to posting this in the Brammo section, it would be handy to include this recall notice in the "Electric Motorcycle Recalls" topic of the "Electric Motorcycle News" discussion category.
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149 Empulses in 20 months. Interesting. Almost 8 per month.
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149 Empulses in 20 months. Interesting. Almost 8 per month.
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Sounds like they were being hand-built. Just like almost every other high performance electric motorcycle in production, except maybe for the Zero and certainly the BMW C-Evolution scooter.
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What's this "oil" stuff they refer to??
Spoken like a true Zero owner.
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What's this "oil" stuff they refer to??
Spoken like a true Zero owner.
No, a true Zero owner would have said "What's that transmission thing?" :)
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To be fair this doesn't include Europe.
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Brammo Quality Control just posted this link on the Brammo Owners Forum explaining the transmission leakage problem:
http://www.autoevolution.com/news/brammo-empulse-and-empulse-r-recalled-for-dangerous-oil-leak-92219.html (http://www.autoevolution.com/news/brammo-empulse-and-empulse-r-recalled-for-dangerous-oil-leak-92219.html)
They also mentioned that they were working with the EU regulators to recall affected bikes in Europe to fix the issue.