KTM 390 Adventure X, 390 Enduro R Recalled Over Side Stand Issue

- India-spec 390 Adventure X and 390 Enduro R remain unaffected
- Issue limited to motorcycles with forged side stands
- Fix will be carried out free of charge at authorised KTM service stations
Following a recall earlier this month to address an engine stall issue, KTM has announced another global recall involving select models from its 390 range. The latest recall is related to an issue with the side stand assembly and affects the KTM 390 Adventure X and 390 Enduro R sold in India, as well as the 390 Adventure R and 390 SMC R currently offered in overseas markets.
KTM India has clarified that India-spec motorcycles are not part of any global recall. The current recall applies only to models fitted with forged side stands and is largely limited to markets such as the US, Canada, and a few other regions. In India and select international markets, KTM says the side stand springs used on fabricated side stands were proactively upgraded earlier this year.
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According to KTM, quality inspections have found that engine vibrations could, in certain cases, cause the side stand spring to break. The issue is limited to motorcycles equipped with forged side stands and does not affect other side stand designs. KTM states that only a small number of cases have been reported so far, and it is taking a precautionary approach to eliminate any potential safety risk.
As part of the recall, owners of affected motorcycles are requested to visit an authorised service centre to have the side stand spring replaced and a rubber protective component fitted. KTM has also recommended temporarily securing the side stand using a rubber band or a similar solution.
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In addition, some motorcycles will receive a new side stand sensor retaining plate during the service visit. This update is intended to adjust the trigger range of the side stand switch, and authorised KTM dealers will inform customers if their motorcycle requires this additional step.
Owners of affected motorcycles will be notified directly by KTM and are advised to contact their nearest authorised dealership. All recall-related repairs will be carried out free of charge through KTM’s authorised network.
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