Does a recall stay with the machine regardless of who owns it?

[grampi]

In reference to the output shaft recall, this would affect my decision, as I'm looking to buy from the same year range. I've always understood that a recall is for safety issues, therefore it stays with the machine. If it does, this won't affect my decision one bit...

 

[Bangorbob]

Yes. Recalls are for the equipment, not the person.

 

[racoon]

Yes, once the recall work has been done it stays with the bike.

And if you buy a bike that is affected by a recall, but the recall work has not yet been done, as the new owner you are eligible to have the work done.

Caveat: I'm in the US and recalls in other countries may be handled differently.

 

[TheMariner]

Yes, once the recall work has been done it stays with the bike.

And if you buy a bike that is affected by a recall, but the recall work has not yet been done, as the new owner you are eligible to have the work done.

Caveat: I'm in the US and recalls in other countries may be handled differently.

The same thing applies in Australia.

 

[old Timer]

From years of experience the answer as said above is yes and is keyed to the bike not the owner.

 

[troop]

Just be sure to register your pre-owned Spyder with BRP under you. This way, you will get future notifications.

 

[grampi]

Thanks guys!

 

[Allen42]

Just be sure to register your pre-owned Spyder with BRP under you. This way, you will get future notifications.

How does one do this? Do I have to go through the dealer, or can I accomplish this myself? The BRP VIN lookup page for recalls doesn't even recognize my VIN.

 

[troop]

How does one do this? Do I have to go through the dealer, or can I accomplish this myself? The BRP VIN lookup page for recalls doesn't even recognize my VIN.

Simply call the dealer service department and they'll take care of it.

 

[BajaRon]

Yes. Recalls are for the equipment, not the person.

Is there a process which allows us to recall a person? I've got a few in mind!

 

[Peter Aawen]

Is there a process which allows us to recall a person? I've got a few in mind!

There is at least one way...

But the authorities in most counties do frown upon it! :shocked:




Here's a hint as to how - Sign on a Farm Gate:

Please
STOP TRESPASSING!

I'm getting sick of
hiding the bodies...



They'll get permanently Recalled, and Returned to Sender! :lecturef_smilie:

 

[troop]

There is at least one way...

But the authorities in most counties do frown upon it! :shocked:




Here's a hint as to how - Sign on a Farm Gate:

Please
STOP TRESPASSING!

I'm getting sick of
hiding the bodies...



They'll get permanently Recalled, and Returned to Sender! :lecturef_smilie:

Just started watching a Netflix series, Territory. About Australian cattle ranchers. Makes it look like the wild west is alive and kicking down under

 

[Peter Aawen]

Just started watching a Netflix series, Territory. About Australian cattle ranchers. Makes it look like the wild west is alive and kicking down under

Yeah, it's a movie - we don't have ANY 'cattle ranchers' here in Oz. Nor do we have people who often say 'crikey', except maybe when they're taking the p*** outta.... Ooops, almost let that secret out! pps:

But we do have places where things can be a little 'wild', even in the good times! And I'm not gonna tell you about the 'great times', cos I'd get into deeeep hyea: