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DVSA has published 5 safety recalls for Specialized since 1992, 0 of them since 2020. The latest was 31 Jul 2009. Models with the most campaigns: Epic, Cross Trail, Myka Elite, Hardrock Pro, Rockhopper.

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All Specialized recalls, newest first

  1. EPIC · rear wheel spokes may be impacted

    31 Jul 2009 · RPC/2009/009

    It has been identified that due to a weakness in the material it is possible for the brain mounting situated on the alloy seat mount to fail. Should this occur it could result in the brain reservoir contacting the rear wheel spokes which could lead to the rider falling from the machine.

    Fix: Subject machines will have the alloy seat stay replaced.

    277 vehicles

  2. CROSS TRAIL · handlebars may break

    24 Mar 2009 · RPC/2009/002

    It has been identified that due to an anomaly in the heat treatment process of the specialised alloy. The handlebars may break.

    Fix: Recalled machines will have the handlebars replaced.

    9,812 vehicles

  3. MYKA ELITE · handlebars may break

    24 Mar 2009 · RPC/2009/002

    It has been identified that due to an anomaly in the heat treatment process of the specialised alloy. The handlebars may break.

    Fix: Recalled machines will have the handlebars replaced.

    9,812 vehicles

  4. HARDROCK PRO · handlebars may break

    24 Mar 2009 · RPC/2009/002

    It has been identified that due to an anomaly in the heat treatment process of the specialised alloy. The handlebars may break.

    Fix: Recalled machines will have the handlebars replaced.

    9,812 vehicles

  5. ROCKHOPPER · handlebars may break

    24 Mar 2009 · RPC/2009/002

    It has been identified that due to an anomaly in the heat treatment process of the specialised alloy. The handlebars may break.

    Fix: Recalled machines will have the handlebars replaced.

    9,812 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.