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Honda America is recalling a slew of models because they were equipped with faulty rear reflectors.
Due to a change in the manufacturing process, the reflectors are said to not reflect brightly enough and do not meet the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard regulations. Models up to 650cc from the 2020 and 2021 model years are affected.
See the list attached below for the affected models. According to Honda America, 100 percent of the models produced are affected, or 28,528 machines. Whether other markets are also affected is currently unclear. However, since motorcycles are usually produced in one plant for all markets, this cannot currently be ruled out.
The affected models, including the number of units in America:
- 2020 Honda Super Cub C125: 756
- 2021 Honda Super Cub C125: 720
- 2021 Honda CB500F: 256
- 2020 Honda CB500X: 270
- 2021 Honda CB500X: 570
- 2020 Honda CB650R: 256
- 2021 Honda CB650R: 192
- 2020 Honda CBR300R: 160
- 2021 Honda CBR300R: 272
- 2020 Honda CBR500R: 512
- 2021 Honda CBR500R: 928
- 2020 Honda CBR650R: 448
- 2021 Honda CBR650R: 96
- 2020 Honda Rebel 300: 608
- 2021 Honda Rebel 300: 2.144
- 2020 Honda Rebel 500: 1.504
- 2021 Honda Rebel 500: 2.090
- 2020 Honda CRF250L: 3.240
- 2021 Honda CRF300L: 1.020
- 2020 Honda GROM: 7.686
- 2020 Honda Monkey: 1.134
- 2021 Honda Monkey: 3.666
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