What is a recall?
A recall (or service campaign) happens when CFMOTO finds that a part, a software setting or an assembly on certain vehicles may not perform as designed. Most are precautionary and are fixed quickly by a workshop, but they are issued so that a small problem never becomes a safety problem. Being on this list does not mean your vehicle is unsafe today — it means it should be checked.
If your vehicle is affected, the most important thing is to book it in with an authorised CFMOTO dealer.
- Check your vehicleFind your model code and VIN on your registration papers or the VIN plate, then look for it in the Affected Models column below.
- Read the noticePress View to open the full bulletin. It explains the issue and any instructions for use until the work is done.
- Contact a dealerCall your nearest authorised CFMOTO dealer, quote the recall number and your VIN, and book a time.
- Keep your proofAsk for a job card or invoice showing the work was completed and keep it with your service records.
⚠ Recall / safety campaign
Issued for a condition that could affect safe operation. Please arrange the work as soon as you can and follow any instruction in the notice, such as limiting use until it is done.🔧 Technical service bulletin
A workshop instruction such as a software update or part adjustment. It improves operation or reliability and is carried out by your dealer during a visit.Frequently asked questions
Is it safe to keep using my vehicle?
Read the notice for your recall. If it asks you to stop using the vehicle, or to avoid certain use, please follow that instruction until the work is done. If you are unsure, do not ride or drive the vehicle — phone your dealer first.
Will I be charged for the work?
Recall work is carried out by an authorised CFMOTO dealer. Any costs that may apply to a particular recall will be confirmed in its notice or by your dealer, so please ask when you book and quote the recall number.
How long does it take?
It depends on the recall. Software updates are often quick; part replacements may need parts ordered first. Your dealer will confirm the time and whether the vehicle needs to stay overnight.
I cannot see my model in the list. Am I affected?
If your model code is not listed, the recall does not apply to your vehicle. If you are unsure of your model code, take your registration papers or VIN to any authorised dealer and they will check for you.
I bought my vehicle second-hand — does it still apply?
Yes. Recalls follow the vehicle, not the owner. Your dealer can check the VIN even if you do not have the original service history.
How do I know the work has been done?
Your dealer will give you a job card or invoice when the recall is completed. Keep it with your service records; you can also view your records under Service History.
Who do I contact if I need help?
Contact your nearest authorised CFMOTO dealer. You can find their details on the CFMOTO dealer list.
Check your VIN
Enter your 17-character VIN to see whether a recall or service bulletin applies to your vehicle. The VIN is on your registration papers and the VIN plate.
- Motorcycles: on the frame near the steering neck or right side of the headstock
- ATVs / UTVs / SSVs: stamped on the frame, typically on the front right side
- Documents: on your vehicle registration or insurance papers
- Warranty Certificate: your VIN is printed on the certificate issued with your vehicle
- Owner's manual: usually listed on the first few pages
Example: LCEXXXXXXXXXXXXXX — all CFMOTO VINs start with "LCE".
Current recalls & bulletins
| Status | Recall No. | Description | Date Issued | Category | Type | Affected Models | Documents |
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