Orbea recalls Orbea Avant MY2025 and MY2026 bicycles due to injury risk
ORBEA is recalling ORBEA AVANT MY2025 and MY2026 bicycles due to a risk of injuries from a potential crack in the fork that could lead to breakage and accidents. There are approximately 16 affected bicycles in the Republic of Ireland.
- Brand
- ORBEA
- Product
- AVANT MY2025 and MY2026 bicycles
- Batch codes
- MY2025, MY2026
- Retailer
- ORBEA
- What to do
- Customers should stop using the product immediately and check if their bicycle serial number is affected. Affected customers should go to their ORBEA dealer for a free replacement of the fork.
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ORBEA has announced a recall of its AVANT MY2025 and MY2026 bicycles due to safety concerns. The issue involves a possible crack developing in the fork of the bicycle, which could go undetected by the rider. If the crack worsens, it may lead to the fork breaking, posing a risk of accidents and injuries to the cyclist.
Approximately 16 bicycles in the Republic of Ireland are affected by this recall. The models in question are the AVANT MY2025 and MY2026, and they were sold through various retailers including Clonmel Cycles, Feel Good Cycles, O Sullivan Cycles Ltd, Mikes Bikes, Stagg Cycles, Marrey Bikes, and Raw Cycles.
Consumers who own these bicycles are advised to stop using them immediately and check if their bicycle's serial number is among those affected. Those with affected bicycles should visit their ORBEA dealer to receive a free replacement of the fork. For further assistance, customers can reach out to the ORBEA Customer Service team via the provided email addresses.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 26 January 2026 ORBEA is carrying out a recall of ORBEA AVANT MY2025 and MY2026 bicycles. The risk reported to the CCPC is injuries. A crack could develop in the fork of the bicycle which, if undetected by the cyclist, could worsen and result in breakage of that part. This could cause an accident, leading to the injuries. The brand is ORBEA. The type/model is AVANT…
Read the full notice at Competition & Consumer Protection Commission →
Frequently asked questions
Is AVANT MY2025 and MY2026 bicycles being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. ORBEA is recalling ORBEA AVANT MY2025 and MY2026 bicycles due to a risk of injuries from a potential crack in the fork that could lead to breakage and accidents. There are approximately 16 affected bicycles in the Republic of Ireland.
Why is AVANT MY2025 and MY2026 bicycles being recalled?
The recall relates to a injury hazard. ORBEA is recalling ORBEA AVANT MY2025 and MY2026 bicycles due to a risk of injuries from a potential crack in the fork that could lead to breakage and accidents. There are approximately 16 affected bicycles in the Republic of Ireland.
What should I do if I have this product?
Customers should stop using the product immediately and check if their bicycle serial number is affected. Affected customers should go to their ORBEA dealer for a free replacement of the fork.
Which batches of AVANT MY2025 and MY2026 bicycles are affected?
The affected batch codes are: MY2025, MY2026.
Where was AVANT MY2025 and MY2026 bicycles sold?
It was sold via ORBEA.
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