Barrus recalls
DVSA has published 12 safety recalls for Barrus since 1992, 0 of them since 2020. The latest was 1 Dec 2011. Models with the most campaigns: Mrx 125, Sk125, Gv650, Drakon, Go-Go 110, Road Runner 125, Victory V92c Standard, Delux Cruisers.
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All Barrus recalls, newest first
SK125 · loss of control
1 Dec 2011 · RM/2011/029
The oil/water separator in the engine breather may become blocked allowing the pressure to increase in the crankcase causing oil seals and the oil level sight glass to be displaced resulting in serious oil leaks.
Fix: Recall the machines that are likely to be affected to replace the original crankcase breather hose and clips including the oil/water separator with a replacement hose and clips.
319 vehicles
GV650 · handlebar retaining bolts may loosen or fail
8 Sep 2006 · RM/2006/044
The handlebar retaining bolts may loosen or fail. Which is extreme circumstances could result in loss of control of the machine.
Fix: Recall the effected vehicles and replace the handlebar bolts with quality assured items.
42 vehicles
DRAKON · rear wheel may lock up
8 Feb 2006 · RM/2005/028
The rear sprocket can work loose resulting in sprocket and chain jamming between the rear wheel and the swinging arm. This could result in the rear wheel skidding and possible loss of control.
Fix: Recalled machines will have the existing socket head screws replaced with longer hexagon bolts and secured in position with a lock ring.
150 vehicles
MRX 125 · possible wheel collapse due to loose/broken spokes
24 Jul 2003 · RM/2003/008
The spokes in the rear wheel may work loose and consequently the wheel may fail without warning and cause an accident.
Fix: Examine the potentially affected motorcycles and fit an upgraded rear wheel where found necessary.
150 vehicles
GO-GO 110 · petrol pipe may perish and leak.
24 Jul 2003 · RM/2003/006
The fuel pipe may perish and allow petrol to leak onto the engine. This could result in a fire.
Fix: Fit a replacement fuel pipe where found necessary.
150 vehicles
MRX 125 · front brake hose may chafe on the tyre.
17 Jul 2003 · RM/2003/007
The front brake flexible hose may rub on the tyre and subsequently leak. This could result in the sudden loss of front brake efficiency.
Fix: Examine the potentially affected motorcycles and fit a new front brake hose where found necessary.
75 vehicles
ROAD RUNNER 125 · ineffective rear brake
23 Aug 2002 · RM/2002/009
The rear brake is not of an adequate standard and may not provide sufficient stopping power for emerency use with the possible result being an accident.
Fix: The rework involves replacing the rear brake shoes brake cam and rerouting the brake cable.
163 vehicles
VICTORY V92C STANDARD · brake disc fasteners concern
6 Jul 2001 · RM/2001/011
The threaded fasteners holding the front and rear brake discs to the wheels may fail without warning and adversely affect the brake performance.
Fix: Recall affected motorcycles and fit quality assured replacement brake disc fasteners.
24 vehicles
DELUX CRUISERS · brake disc fasteners concern
6 Jul 2001 · RM/2001/011
The threaded fasteners holding the front and rear brake discs to the wheels may fail without warning and adversely affect the brake performance.
Fix: Recall affected motorcycles and fit quality assured replacement brake disc fasteners.
24 vehicles
V92 STANDARD · primary drive gear concern
6 Jul 2001 · RM/2001/013
The primary drive split gear may develop a fatigue crack. Under certain conditions this crack may cause a failure of the split gear without warning and cause the engine to stop suddenly.
Fix: Recall the affected motorcycles and fit a replacement primary drive gear.
33 vehicles
V92 SPORT CRUISER · primary drive gear concern
6 Jul 2001 · RM/2001/013
The primary drive split gear may develop a fatigue crack. Under certain conditions this crack may cause a failure of the split gear without warning and cause the engine to stop suddenly.
Fix: Recall the affected motorcycles and fit a replacement primary drive gear.
33 vehicles
V92 DELUX · primary drive gear concern
6 Jul 2001 · RM/2001/013
The primary drive split gear may develop a fatigue crack. Under certain conditions this crack may cause a failure of the split gear without warning and cause the engine to stop suddenly.
Fix: Recall the affected motorcycles and fit a replacement primary drive gear.
33 vehicles
Source: DVSA recalls register, check-vehicle-recalls.service.gov.uk, copy dated 6 Sep 2026, Open Government Licence v3.0. Recall text is as published; only the manufacturer name is tidied.