How to Handle BMW Motorcycle Recalls

A recall on a BMW motorcycle is serious business. Mechanical failure causes accidents and keeps the bike from running in optimum condition. Stay informed on current recall information, get your bike serviced regularly and address any potential problems in a timely manner.

Difficulty: Moderate

Instructions

1. Find out if there are any recalls on BMW motorcycles. Visit websites such as Web Bikeworld and Motorcyclist Online to stay up-to-date on current recalls (see Resources below). Locate your specific model of BMW bike and click on it. Find the year the bike was made and click on it. If there are any recalls, the website lists which specific part needs work.

2. Contact your local BMW motorcycle dealer. Find the dealer nearest to you at BMW Motorcycles (see Resources below).

3. Call the dealer and confirm the recall information. Once you confirm the information, make an appointment to have your BMW motorcycle serviced.

4. Drop your motorcycle off at the dealer at the scheduled appointment time. The dealer will fix or replace the recalled part and often at no charge to you.

Tips & Warnings

• Sign up for updates on the BMW Motorcycles website. Check that you are a BMW motorcycle owner to receive the most current information about your bike (see Resources below).
• Keep yourself safe. When you find a recall on your bike, get the motorcycle fixed as soon as possible.

Resources

• Find recalls for BMW motorcycles at Web Bikeworld.
• Find recalls for BMW motorcycles at Motorcyclist Online.
• Locate your nearest BMW motorcycle dealer at BMW Motorcycles.

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