Saudi Arabia recalls 94 Honda motorcycles over risk of losing control
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Commerce announced a recall of 94 Honda CMX500 motorcycles because of a gear‑shift defect. The problem involves the mounting bolt for the gear‑shift lever, which can detach while riding. The defect is present in models built between 2023 and 2025. If the bolt separates, a rider could lose control of the bike and face an accident. Owners are instructed to verify whether their vehicle’s identification number appears on the recall list at Recalls.sa. Affected customers should contact Abdullah Hashim Company Ltd using the provided phone number. The recall aims to prevent incidents caused by the faulty component.
RIYADH — Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Commerce has recalled 94 Honda CMX500 motorcycles over a gear-shift defect that could cause riders to lose control. The recall covers motorcycles from model years 2023 to 2025 due to a defect that could result in loss of control while riding, increasing the risk of an accident. According to the ministry, the defect involves the gear-shift lever mounting bolt, which could detach and cause riders to lose control of the motorcycle. Owners are advised to check whether their motorcycle’s Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is included in the recall through Recalls.sa. The ministry urged affected owners to contact Abdullah Hashim Company Ltd. at 8001199988 to arrange the necessary repairs free of charge.