E-bikes manufacured by Lectric eBikes recalled due to issue that can cause brakes to fail
People with the bikes are instructed to stop using them and order a free repair kit.
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Sep 18, 2023, 12:16 PM
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Updated 464 days ago
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25ds agoSeveral models of electric bikes manufactured by Lectric eBikes have been recalled due to an issue that can cause the brakes to fail.
People with the bikes are instructed to stop using them and order a free repair kit.
The company is also offering $100 toward the installation of the new brakes.
At least four people have suffered injuries on the bikes after their brakes stopped working causing a crash.
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