Shimano Recalls Over 760,000 Bike Cranksets in U.S. and Canada Due to Crash and Injury Risk

Shimano recalls over 760,000 bike cranksets in U.S. and Canada due to crash hazard
Recalled cranksets can break and separate, causing crashes and injuries
Over 4,500 incidents and 6 injuries reported so far, including fractures and lacerations
Recall impacts several 11-Speed Bonded Hollowtech II Road Crankset models made before July 2019
Consumers urged to stop using recalled cranksets and contact Shimano dealer for free inspection and replacement

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