Specialized recalls several models of electric bikes for eating riders' clothing
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Specialized recalls several models of electric bikes for eating riders' clothing
Specialized has announced a voluntary recall for several of its popular Turbo e-bike models after identifying a safety issue with the chain guard that could pose a fall risk to riders. The culprit? A clothing-eating drivetrain setup that may be a bit too hungry for its own good. more…
Recall: Specialized e-bikes snagging clothes
Specialized has recalled several models of e-bikes with chain guards that can suck-in clothing and cause the rider to crash. All have belt drives and internal gear hubs and were sold in Australia between 1 September 2022 and 25 March 2025 by Specialized authorised retailers. Models affected are Specialized Turbo Como IGH, Turbo Como SL IGH and Turbo Vado IGH e-bikes. Due to a problem with the chain guard, loose clothing can get trapped in the dr…
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