[volkman10]

In the biggest ever safety recall of two wheelers in India, Japanese two wheeler company Yamaha Motors would replace handlebar in 56,082 Ray scooter that might impact the steering operation

The company has taken this voluntary step after it detected insufficient strength in the handlebar of some scooters due to inadequate welding. The recall campaign on 56,082 units of Ray would cover the handlebar fitted in the scooters that may in the worst case scenario have an impact on the steering operation

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/...w/21194204.cms

[ku69rd]

For Some reason Yamaha in their new avatar still have not been able to solve their quality issues. This is something that they have not been able to crack for quite some time in their new avatar (aka post r15 launch)

[riteshritesh]

Check below if your Ray is affected.

http://www.yamaha-motor-india.com/ra...amp/index.html

[a4anurag]

Originally Posted by volkman10

In the biggest ever safety recall of two wheelers in India, Japanese two wheeler company Yamaha Motors would replace handlebar in 56,082 Ray scooter that might impact the steering operation

It is a good decision from Yamaha to call for such a huge recall.

Hope it is related to the handle bar and nothing more deep and serious.

Is the recall only for the replacement of the handlebar alone or anything else also is being changed?