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Recalled Cannondale Canvas NEO Bicycle -
“Canvas” decal on the top tube of Cannondale Canvas NEO Bicycle -
Electric assist motor on the recalled Cannondale Canvas NEO Bicycle
The front fender can detach and cause the front wheel to abruptly stop, posing a fall hazard.
About 1,270
Local authorized Cannondale dealer, or Cycling Sports Group at 800-245-3872 (800-BIKE USA) from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ET, Monday through Friday, by email at ridersupport@cannondale.com or online at www.cannondale.com and click on “Recalls and Notices” for more information.
Recall Details
This recall involves all Cycling Sports Group Cannondale Canvas NEO bicycles. These are “e-bicycles” that have an electric assist motor, and they were sold in a variety of different colors and sizes. Affected bicycles are marked “Canvas” on the top tube and have an electric assist motor. Only models of “Canvas” bicycles with an electric assist motor are included in this recall.
Consumers should immediately stop riding the bicycle until the front fender is removed, and contact their local authorized Cannondale dealer or Cycling Sports Group to arrange for a free repair.
Cycling Sports Group has received eight reports of the fender detaching and contacting the bicycle wheel, two of which resulted in injuries involving bruising and abrasions.
Cycling Sports Group Inc., of Wilton, Conn.
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