News
Decathlon Recalls B-Twin Bikes
VILLENEUVE D’ASCQ, France - In order to prevent serious problems with two of their popular B-Twin models, the French sporting goods giant Decathlon has decided to recall the B-Twin Kwahili and the B-Twin 7 (see photo) voluntarily.
According to the official statement riding these bikes “poses a risk of injuries and cuts because some forks may have faulty adjusting screws, which can cause a risk of accident for users.” The recall concerns two models. First the B-Twin Kwahili sold in the Decathlon stores purchased between 8 February 2008 and 4 April 2008.
Second model involved in the recall is the B-Twin 7, of which only the bicycles with manufacturing order numbers 28354, 28300, 28386, 28523, 28529, 28535, 28553, 28587, 28670 and 28770 are affected.
- For related items on Decathlon, click here
More news
- 05-01-2009 - Taiwan Companies Investing Heavily; China Offers Support
- 23-12-2008 - Acquisition Leads to Mega e-Bike Component Maker
- 22-12-2008 - 3T Improves Distribution
- 22-12-2008 - After Taichung Ride-On Comes To Europe
- 22-12-2008 - Velo-city 2009 Call For Posters
- 22-12-2008 - Decathlon Announces Suppliers Stop
- 21-12-2008 - WTO Doha Wants to Eliminate Duties on Bike Parts
- 20-12-2008 - Paris Cycle Show Goes Yearly In September
- 19-12-2008 - Sales Ban For Northtec MTB
- 19-12-2008 - Taichung OE Mini Shows 2009
- 18-12-2008 - EICMA Trade Show Moves Back To September
- 18-12-2008 - Changes in CEN Standards?
- 17-12-2008 - Members German VSF Elect New Committee
- 17-12-2008 - Magura Recalls Cracking Forks
- 12-12-2008 - US e-Bike Market Takes Off
- 10-12-2008 - UK Saracen Acquired By Madison
- 09-12-2008 - OE Mini-Shows Join Forces with Taichung City Government
- 08-12-2008 - EU Rules & Regulations Updated
- 08-12-2008 - Taiwans Biggest Scooter Maker Steps in e-Bikes
- 08-12-2008 - Dahon Opens Flagship Store in Taiwan


The Italian manufacturer of bicycle building machinery Marchetti has developed a new line of wheel assembling equipment. Together, the new ML 2001XT, the ML 113/SX9 and the ML 310/XPRO make up Marchetti’s ‘All in 3’ concept’. These machines have been developed and built by Marchetti. The three main features