Honda Motorcycles Cbr1000, Cbr1000, Cbr1000, Cbr1000. Published by the DVSA as RM/2015/020 on 8 June 2015. Concern: Rear shock absorber may fail causing loss of control of the machine.
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| DVSA reference | RM/2015/020 |
|---|---|
| Launched | 8 June 2015 |
| Make | Honda Motorcycles (listed as HONDA MOTORCYCLES) |
| Manufacturer reference | AS150001 |
| Vehicles listed | 916 |
Models
| Model | Vehicles | Built from | Built to |
|---|---|---|---|
| CBR1000 | 229 | 10 November 2014 | 13 March 2015 |
| CBR1000 | 229 | 7 December 2013 | 2 October 2014 |
| CBR1000 | 229 | 23 October 2014 | 13 March 2015 |
| CBR1000 | 229 | 16 December 2013 | 22 August 2014 |
Concern
Defect, as DVSA words it
Remedy, as DVSA words it
What changed since we first read it
Nothing yet. The wording has been the same on every read since 4 September 2026. The file is read again every day; if DVSA rewrites the defect, remedy or concern, the old and new text will appear here with both dates.
The same recall in other registers
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Check this recall on the DVSA service
Read from DVSA's bulk recalls file (RecallsFile.csv, 7 MB) on 17 September 2026; this recall first read on 4 September 2026, read 15 times since. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: DVSA, Check vehicle recalls. CarsMultiverse is an independent site, not an authority: the official notice is the one on the DVSA service.
Honda Motorcycles CBR1000 in the other registers
This site holds seven national and European registers. Honda Motorcycles CBR1000 is named on 1 Israeli notices. Those are separate campaigns, filed with separate authorities on their own schedules.
The Israeli register
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Honda Motorcycles elsewhere in this register
Honda Motorcycles is named on 108 notices in the copy of the DVSA’s register held here, of which these are the nearest to this one in time.
- RM/2015/026 · 16 September 2015 · CBR500, CB500 · Engine May Stall
- RM/2015/027 · 17 September 2015 · Various Models · 1. Engine May Stall. 2. Risk Of Fire.
- RM/2014/046 · 26 January 2015 · Cb650f, Cb650f · Engine May Stall
- RM/2015/037 · 4 December 2015 · Gl1800 · Rear Brake May Apply Unexpectedly And Create Fire Risk
- RM/2014/027 · 24 November 2014 · NSS300 Forza, MSX125, SH125 · Engine May Cut Out
- RM/2016/006 · 19 February 2016 · VT750 · Engine May Stall
- RM/2016/007 · 3 March 2016 · NSS125 · Engine May Stall
- RM/2016/005 · 3 March 2016 · Vfr1200f/FD, Vfr1200x/XD · Rear Wheel May Lock-Up
The same concern: REAR SHOCK ABSORBER MAY FAIL CAUSING LOSS OF CONTROL OF THE MACHINE
4 notices in this register name REAR SHOCK ABSORBER MAY FAIL CAUSING LOSS OF CONTROL OF THE MACHINE. A defect that keeps returning under one heading is worth reading as a group rather than one notice at a time.
- RM/2015/021 · 18 June 2015 · Superleggera, Panigale · Rear Shock Absorber May Fail Causing Loss Of Control Of The Machine
- RM/2015/019 · 12 May 2015 · F6 · Rear Shock Absorber May Fail Causing Loss Of Control Of The Machine
- RCOMP/2015/007 · 17 August 2015 · TTX436 Rear shock absorber · Rear Shock Absorber May Fail Causing Loss Of Control Of The Machine
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