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BMW Automotive (Ireland) Limited recalls for repair R 1250 GS, R 1250 GSA and R1250 RT motorcycles

BMW Automotive (Ireland) Limited recalls R 1250 GS, R 1250 GSA, and R1250 RT motorcycles due to a risk of injuries from a potentially damaged gearbox shaft. This issue could lead to the rider falling from the motorcycle, resulting in bruising and fractures.

BMW Automotive (Ireland) Limited recalls for repair R 1250 GS, R 1250 GSA and R1250 RT motorcycles
Brand
BMW
Product
R 1250 GS, R 1250 GSA, R1250 RT motorcycles
Retailer
BMW Automotive
What to do
Customers should stop using the product and return it to BMW Automotive (Ireland) Limited for an engine management software update.
Notice details
  • Publication date:3 February 2023

BMW Automotive (Ireland) Limited recalls for repair R 1250 GS, R 1250 GSA and R1250 RT motorcycles.

The affected products were manufactured from December 2022.

The product presents a risk of injuries. The gearbox shaft could be damaged. This can lead to the rider falling from the motorcycle resulting in bruising and fractures.

The brand is BMW. The models are R 1250 GS, R 1250 GSA and R1250 RT motorcycles.

There are approximately 529 affected products in the Republic of Ireland.

What to do

Customers should stop using the product and return it to BMW Automotive (Ireland) Limited where engine management software will be updated on the motorcycle.

If customers believe that their vehicle may be impacted by this recall for repair, then please contact BMW Automotive (Ireland) Limited on email address customerservices@bmw.ie or via phone on 081 861 9421.

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Frequently asked questions

Is R 1250 GS, R 1250 GSA, R1250 RT motorcycles being recalled in Ireland?

Yes. BMW Automotive (Ireland) Limited recalls R 1250 GS, R 1250 GSA, and R1250 RT motorcycles due to a risk of injuries from a potentially damaged gearbox shaft. This issue could lead to the rider falling from the motorcycle, resulting in bruising and fractures.

Why is R 1250 GS, R 1250 GSA, R1250 RT motorcycles being recalled?

The recall relates to a chemical hazard. BMW Automotive (Ireland) Limited recalls R 1250 GS, R 1250 GSA, and R1250 RT motorcycles due to a risk of injuries from a potentially damaged gearbox shaft. This issue could lead to the rider falling from the motorcycle, resulting in bruising and fractures.

What should I do if I have this product?

Customers should stop using the product and return it to BMW Automotive (Ireland) Limited for an engine management software update.

Where was R 1250 GS, R 1250 GSA, R1250 RT motorcycles sold?

It was sold via BMW Automotive.

Source: Competition & Consumer Protection Commission, published 3 February 2023 · Last checked 20 August 2026
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