Kawasaki Recalls Atv’s for Steering Control Defects

How would you like those ATV handle bars to come off in your child’s hands? Well they just might if you own one of these potential lemon Kawasaki ATV vehicles...

• 2007 Kawasaki KFX50 ATV
• 2007 Kawasaki KFX90 ATV

Kawasaki has recalled the 2007 KFX 50 and 2007 KFX 90 all-terrain vehicles due to steering control issues.

It seems that nuts that hold on the handlebar holder, tie-rod adjustment and tie-rod end may not have been tightened up enough when they were building the Atv’s.  They can come loose during use. If the handlebars and tie rod parts come apart on these ATVs while being operated, you could lose control and crash.

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This Kawasaki steering problem sounds a lot like the Arctic Cat recall that was announced recently and that isn’t surprising. Both the Arctic Cat recalled Atv and the Kawasaki recalled Atv units were built in Taiwan.

These ATV model are designed to be operated by young children 6 to 12 years old and were sold nationwide from August 2006 through December 2006 in “Lime Green” or White colors for around $2,000 (apparently including free, but somewhat detachable, handlebars).

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