Honda Cbr600rr Recalls

The Honda CBR600RR has 5 recalls spanning 2003 through 2026, with the most serious affecting 2024–2026 models where a cylinder head defect can cause rod bearing failure, locking the rear wheel or leaking engine oil onto hot exhaust components and raising the risk of a crash or fire.

On 2018–2020 models, a fuel pump with deformed impellers can fail entirely, cutting fuel delivery and stalling the engine while riding. The same fuel pump impeller issue extends back through 2007–2017 production, where the same stall risk applies across most of that model run.

Going back to early production, the 2004 model year has a rear brake linkage that corrodes over time, causing the pedal to stick or require excessive force, and can eventually break and eliminate rear braking entirely. The 2003 model year has a related issue where the spherical rod end connecting the brake pedal to the rear brake master cylinder corrodes inside its rubber boot, causing binding and progressively degrading rear brake performance.