gasgas recalls 2021 2024 models with braktec braking systemUPDATE: Both GasGas and Husqvarna have formally announced a recall on off-road models equipped with Braketec brake systems.We previously reported on the recall when it was initially announced for the street-legal 2022-2024 Husqvarna FE 501s and FE 350s as well as the 2024 GasGas ES 350 and ES 500 dual-sports, when it was announced last month by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, but noted that we expected the recall to include off-road models, which fall under the jurisdiction of Consumer Product Safety Commission.Read More:Multiple Husqvarna and GasGas Models Recalled For Faulty Rear BrakesAdvertisementAdvertisementWe still haven't heard from the CPSC but the formal recall announced by Husqvarna and GasGas makes that a formality. Officially, the recall affects all 2021-2024 GasGas motocross, enduro, and cross country models equipped with Braktec components, plus all 2022-2024 Husqvarna enduro and cross country models with the same brake systems.We've included the statements from both brands below. Models from sister brand KTM should not be affected by the recall, as KTM models do not use the Braktec braking systems with the problem.Begin Press Releases:GASGAS recalls 2021-2024 offroad motorcycles with Braktec brake systems2021-2024 motocross, enduro and cross country models with Braktec brake systems to be inspected by an authorized GASGAS dealer for replacement of the rear brake calipers.AdvertisementAdvertisementValid for all marketsAt GASGAS, rider safety and satisfaction are top priorities. In line with its commitment to quality and reliability, GASGAS is recalling all 2021-2024 motocross, enduro and cross country models equipped with Braktec brake systems. This action follows the identification of a potential issue affecting the rear brake caliper through ongoing market monitoring.Under certain riding conditions, excessive loads may occur on the rear brake caliper which, in rare cases, could result in the component breaking. To eliminate any potential risk, the rear brake caliper, including the caliper bracket, must be replaced on all motorcycles subject to the campaign.While the issue may not be apparent on every motorcycle, owners of the above-mentioned models will be informed by personal letter and are asked to contact an authorized GASGAS dealer to arrange an appointment for the replacement.AdvertisementAdvertisementIn addition, customers can check online in the ' Service' area of the GASGAS website to determine if their motorcycle is affected by this recall. The replacement of the affected components will be carried out free of charge and must only be performed by authorized GASGAS dealers.Further information on all authorized dealers can be found on the GASGAS website.Despite the limited number of reported cases, GASGAS is taking immediate action to replace the affected components on all motorcycles concerned. Through this measure, the brand reaffirms its commitment to safety, reliability, and keeping the focus on what matters most: enjoying every ride with confidence.Husqvarna Mobility recalls 2022-2024 offroad motorcycles with Braktec brake systems2022-2024 enduro and cross country models with Braktec brake systems to be inspected by an authorised Husqvarna Mobility dealership for replacement of the rear brake calipers.AdvertisementAdvertisementValid for all marketsAt Husqvarna Mobility, rider safety and satisfaction are the company's highest priorities. As part of its continuous commitment to maintaining the highest standards of quality and reliability, Husqvarna Mobility is initiating a recall of the 2022-2024 enduro and cross country models with Braktec brake systems. During market monitoring, it was identified that, under certain riding conditions, excessive loads may occur on the rear brake caliper. In rare cases, this could result in the rear brake caliper breaking. As a precautionary measure, the rear brake caliper, including the caliper bracket, must be replaced on all motorcycles subject to the campaign. Customers who own one of the listed models will be personally notified by letter and are asked to contact an authorised Husqvarna Mobility dealership to schedule a complimentary replacement. AdvertisementAdvertisementIn addition, customers can easily verify whether their motorcycle is affected by visiting the " Service" section on the official website. The replacement will be performed free of charge and exclusively by authorised Husqvarna Mobility dealers. A full list of authorised dealerships is available on the Husqvarna website to help customers quickly find assistance. While only a limited number of cases have been identified, Husqvarna Mobility is taking immediate and preventive steps to eliminate any potential risk. By replacing the affected components on all motorcycles concerned, the company is reinforcing its commitment to rider safety and long-term trust, while ensuring peace of mind for customers. Become a Motorcycle.com insider. Get the latest motorcycle news first by subscribing to our newsletter here.