- In July 2025, Giant Bicycle Inc. recalled around 6,200 Momentum Vida E+ E-Bikes sold in North America due to a serious fall hazard. The issue involves the fork steerer tube, which may crack, break, or separate during use, potentially causing crashes. Affected models include both mid-step and low-step frames, available in various colors and sizes. Bikes with serial numbers where the third character is “H,” “J,” or “K” require fork replacement, while those with a “G” need inspection by an authorized dealer. No injuries have been reported, but riders are urged to stop using the bikes immediately
- In April 2025, Bosch eBike Systems unveiled the Performance Line CX-R, its most powerful e-bike drive unit to date, tailored for the North American market. Engineered for high-performance trail riding, the CX-R delivers up to 750 watts of peak power and 100 Nm of torque, with support levels reaching 400% of rider input. It features advanced sensor technology that measures pedal input 1,000 times per second, enabling ultra-precise and responsive power delivery. The system also introduces exclusive Race and eMTB+ modes, offering customizable riding dynamics for steep climbs and technical terrain
- In March 2025, Specialized Bicycle Components recalled more than 32,000 Vado and Como IGH e-bikes across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico due to a serious entrapment hazard. The issue stems from the protective chain/belt guard, which fails to fully cover the belt drive, allowing loose clothing to become caught and potentially cause falls or injuries. Affected models feature internal gear hubs (IGH) and were sold between March 2021 and November 2024. Riders are urged to stop using the bikes immediately and contact an authorized Specialized retailer for a free guard replacement.
- In February 2025, Super73 recalled about 1,400 units of its 2024 Z Miami SE and Z Adventure Core electric bicycles across North America due to a critical braking system defect. The issue involves a retaining pin in the disc brake calipers that may loosen and detach, potentially causing brake failure and posing a crash risk. Affected models include various color variants sold between April and September 2024. Super73 is offering a free repair kit and up to USD 50 reimbursement for professional installation. Riders are advised to stop using the bikes immediately and contact the company for repairs
- In January 2024, Pacific Cycle recalled approximately 1,700 Ascend Cabrillo and Ascend Minaret electric bikes sold in North America due to a serious fire hazard. The issue stemmed from an improperly assembled wiring harness in the lithium-ion battery system, which could overheat and ignite during charging. Affected bikes were sold at Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s between January and November 2023. Consumers are urged to stop using and unplug the bikes immediately and return them for a full refund. One injury involving second-degree burns was reported
