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Decathlon recalls Menabo Towbar Bike Rack Antares 2 and Towbar Bike Rack Antares 3

Decathlon is recalling the Menabo Towbar Bike Rack Antares 2 and Antares 3 due to a risk that the structure can break during use and detach from the vehicle, potentially causing bikes to fall onto the road. This poses a risk of injury to road users.

Decathlon recalls Menabo Towbar Bike Rack Antares 2 and Towbar Bike Rack Antares 3
Brand
Menabo
Product
Towbar Bike Rack Antares 2 and Towbar Bike Rack Antares 3
Batch codes
8907974, 8907967, 5363321, 5363294
Retailer
Decathlon
What to do
Customers should stop using the product immediately and return it to their nearest Decathlon Store for a refund.
Notice details
  • Publication date:7 April 2025

Decathlon is carrying out a recall of Menabo Towbar Bike Rack Antares 2 and Towbar Bike Rack Antares 3.

Bike carrier structures that hold 2 and 3 bicycles

The structure of the bike carrier can break during use and detach from the vehicle while driving. This can cause the bikes to fall onto the road putting road users at risk of injuries.

The brand is Menabo. The type/number of model is 8907974 / 8907967. The item codes are 5363321 / 5363294.

There are approximately 16 affected products in the Republic of Ireland. The product was sold from 01 March 2024 to 30 September 2024.

What to do:

Customers should stop using the product immediately.

Customers can return their product to their nearest Decathlon Store to receive a refund.

If you purchased your product online or for more information regarding this recall, please contact Decathlon’s Customer Relation Centre via the email at help.ireland@decathlon.com.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Towbar Bike Rack Antares 2 and Towbar Bike Rack Antares 3 being recalled in Ireland?

Yes. Decathlon is recalling the Menabo Towbar Bike Rack Antares 2 and Antares 3 due to a risk that the structure can break during use and detach from the vehicle, potentially causing bikes to fall onto the road. This poses a risk of injury to road users.

Why is Towbar Bike Rack Antares 2 and Towbar Bike Rack Antares 3 being recalled?

The recall relates to a injury hazard. Decathlon is recalling the Menabo Towbar Bike Rack Antares 2 and Antares 3 due to a risk that the structure can break during use and detach from the vehicle, potentially causing bikes to fall onto the road. This poses a risk of injury to road users.

What should I do if I have this product?

Customers should stop using the product immediately and return it to their nearest Decathlon Store for a refund.

Which batches of Towbar Bike Rack Antares 2 and Towbar Bike Rack Antares 3 are affected?

The affected batch codes are: 8907974, 8907967, 5363321, 5363294.

Where was Towbar Bike Rack Antares 2 and Towbar Bike Rack Antares 3 sold?

It was sold via Decathlon.

Source: Competition & Consumer Protection Commission, published 7 April 2025 · Last checked 21 August 2026
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