Honda Brake recall.

[cavie]

I recently purchased a 2003 Honda gl1800 with a Roadsmith kit. It was triked in 2004. The mechanic at the trike dealers states that my bike has not had the brakes recall #SB23 done. I looked it up per vin # and sure enough it has not been done. He stated that it Must be done by a Honda dealer. I would not think Honda would touch it since it was triked. Is Honda still responsible for the faulty parts on the non-triked 1/2? seams to be a master cylinder problem.

[Jack Klarich]

I recently purchased a 2003 Honda gl1800 with a Roadsmith kit. It was triked in 2004. The mechanic at the trike dealers states that my bike has not had the brakes recall #SB23 done. I looked it up per vin # and sure enough it has not been done. He stated that it Must be done by a Honda dealer. I would not think Honda would touch it since it was triked. Is Honda still responsible for the faulty parts on the non-triked 1/2? seams to be a master cylinder problem.

Check with a local Honda dealer and a trike aftermarket installer in your area

I am under the impression if this is a DOT recall it must be done to keep yall in compliance, IMO it should be done for free, Good Luck

[paws]

As i stated in the other thread about this… we had to haul our GL1800 trikes to a couple of different Honda dealers 150 miles away… no problem for them. The local dealer made it known he would prefer not to do it since they were not familiar with jacking up a trike… just an excuse? i don’t know but we weren’t about to let them mess with it if they really did not want to.

[tfdeputydawg]

https://blog.motorcycle.com/2015/11/...19-gold-wings/

Look up dealer locations. Start calling those close to you til you find one that will do the recall.

https://powersports.honda.com/?cid=m...E&gclsrc=aw.ds

There is no charge if done by an authorized dealer.

[cavie]

I have been informed by Roadsmith that it will be fixed by Honda weather the bike has been triked or not.