Shimano Recalls 760,000 Bike Cranksets in North America Due to Bonding Issue

Shimano issued voluntary recall of 760,000 Hollowtech II cranksets sold in US and Canada between 2012-2023
Recall due to possible bonding separation issue in cranksets produced before July 2019
680,000 recalled in US, 80,000 in Canada; separate inspection program in Europe
Recall applies to various 11-speed Ultegra, Dura-Ace crankset models
Customers advised to contact dealers for free inspection starting October 1; cranksets showing separation will be replaced

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