Honda recalls 11000 CBR-250R in India for problems in brakes

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Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India has recalled 11000 CBR-250R in India according to the report of Press Trust of India.
HMSI is fully owned subsidiary of the Honda Motor Co. based in Japan.
The reason responsible for recall is faulty brake system of the bikes manufactured from March 2011 to September 2012.
This is the first time in India that any two wheeler manufacturer recalled its vehicles in India for voluntary replacement of faulty parts.
Another major recall from Honda took place in October when Honda USA recalled 268000 CR-V sports utility vehicles in USA. The problem faced by CR-V was that there was a risk in power window switches of catching fire in case of water spill over them.
Source: NDTV, Honda World

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