Recall of 2024 KTM 125, 390 and 990 Duke models of model year 2024: exchange of fuel tank cap seal.
To ensure continued safety, reliability and rider confidence, KTM is initiating a recall of the 2024 KTM 125, 390 and 990 DUKE models. Affected motorcycles must be taken to an authorised KTM dealer for a preventive replacement of the fuel tank cap seal.
During quality tests, it has been identified that some fuel tank cap seals may not fully meet KTM’s quality standards. Due to material deviations, small cracks could develop in the seal which may lead to the possibility of fuel leakage from the tank cap area. To uphold KTM’s commitment to safety and product quality, the fuel tank cap seal on all affected motorcycles will be replaced.
Customers to whom the affected motorcycles have already been delivered are being personally informed by letter and are asked to immediately contact an authorised KTM dealer to arrange an appointment for replacement.
In addition, customers can easily check whether their motorcycle is affected by visiting the Service section on the KTM official website.
The replacement procedure will be carried out free of charge and exclusively by authorised KTM dealers, ensuring that every motorcycle continues to perform safely and reliably.
This recall reflects the company’s highest priority: protecting customers by ensuring uncompromising safety and maintaining the trust they place in the KTM brand.
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About KTM
KTM is an Austrian company known for its high-performance street and offroad motorcycles, as well as bicycles. Originally founded in 1934 as a repair shop, it now operates under the parent company Pierer Mobility AG and is Europe’s largest motorcycle manufacturer. The brand is synonymous with its “READY TO RACE” philosophy and has achieved significant success in motorsports, which influences its product development.
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Original post on modernclassicbikes.co.uk and published by Frank Duggan. Frank is the Founder and Editor of Modern Classic Motorcycle News, an independent motorcycle publication covering modern classic motorcycles, roadsters, scramblers, cruisers, electric motorcycles and the wider motorcycle industry.
