CAN-AM RYKER Recalls

The Can-Am Ryker has 5 recalls spanning 2019 through 2023, with the most serious being a handlebar stem bolt on 2022 models that can break without warning due to insufficient thread engagement, causing sudden and complete loss of steering control. The 2019-2023 model years share two additional recalls that affect the full production run. The front fender wiring harnesses for the position lights and turn signals can work loose and rub against the tire, causing a short circuit that stalls the engine while riding. Separately, the high-pressure fuel pump impeller can swell and cause pump failure, also resulting in an engine stall while underway. Both conditions leave the rider without power in traffic. On the wheel hardware side, 2019-2020 models have wheel nuts that can crack and allow the wheels to loosen, reducing steering and braking control. The 2020 model year alone has an additional wheel issue where the front wheels may have been improperly installed at the factory, creating a risk of the wheel separating from the vehicle entirely while riding.