Triumph Trophy 2017

• Recall 180282 [USA]: A sudden loss of vehicle lighting or an engine stall increases the risk of a crash.
  Triumph motorcycles america, ltd (triumph) is recalling certain 2013-2017 trophy se a1 and 2013 trophy se a1 launch motorcycles. The ignition switch wiring may be damaged due to the improper routing of the front brake hose, possibly resulting in inoperable headlights or taillights or an engine stall.
  triumph will notify owners, and dealers will inspect and reroute the brake hose, as necessary, free of charge. The recall began april 13, 2020. Owners may contact triumph customer service at 1-678-854-2010. Triumph's number for this recall is sran574.
  owners may also contact the national highway traffic safety administration vehicle safety hotline at 1-888-327-4236 (tty 1-800-424-9153), or go to www.Safercar.Gov.

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• Recall 2020107 [Canada]: Electrical
  Issue: on certain motorcycles, the ignition switch wiring could be damaged by contact with the front brake hose. If this happens, the engine could stall or the lights could turn off suddenly. Safety risk: a loss of engine power and/or a loss of lighting could increase the risk of a crash. Corrective actions: triumph will notify owners by mail and instruct you to take your motorcycle to a dealer to re-route the front brake hose away from the ignition switch wiring.

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Earlier today i was riding my 2017 triumph trophy se motorcycle on a city street when the bike suddenly shut off completely in the middle of a left turn. I was able to get to the side of the road and discovered that the engine and all electrical systems would shut of whenever the handle bars were turned to the left. It acts exactly as though i had turned the ignition key to the off position. This is obviously a major safety issue. If a car had been behind me when this happened, it could have resulted in a serious accident. I called my triumph dealership (national powersport/concord triumph in pembroke, nh) and will arrange to have the motorcycle taken to them by trailer. They told me about a wiring related recall from triumph but apparently my vin is not on the recall list. Please notify triumph that a recall of all triumph trophy motorcycles is necessary. Their failure to act may result in injury or death from an avoidable accident.

I was backing up my motorcycle (while it was running) and as i turned the handlebars to the right, all electrical shut off (the engine included). This continued to happen every time i turned the handlebars to the right, and got progressively worse, from only happening when turning full right to barely to the right of center, but i was able to make the ride home, about 100 miles, as long as i didn't make a right turn! Fortunately, on a motorcycle, most turns can be made by leaning the bike. Anyway, the problem turns out to be the wiring coming out of the ignition switch. It makes a 90 degree turn, but will contact a hard brake line when moving the handlebars to the right, which eventually wears through the insulation on the wiring. I believe the best way to remedy this would be to install a redesigned brake line that avoids the wiring. There have been multiple cases of this same problem on the model-specific forum that i frequent (triumph-trophy.Com). I believe that this should be addressed as a safety issue, since having a motorcycle shut down with no warning can obviously be pretty dangerous! The bike is currently at the dealer getting the switch replaced.

I was riding my 2017 triumph trophy se motorcycle on the highway when the pivot bolt that holds the gear shift pedal to the body of the motorcycle sheared off. As a result i was stuck in fifth gear. This is a very dangerous situation for a motorcyclist since there is no way to slow the bike down and then accelerate smoothly from low speed or stop. Obviously being stuck in any gear is dangerous and could easily result in an accident. My motorcycle was bought new about 7 months ago, had about 6,000 miles of use, and had never been damaged in any way. A aaa flatbed truck drove the motorcycle 93 miles to my dealer. It is currently sitting at the dealer waiting for triumph to accept warranty responsibility. There are numerous reports of this exact problem on the triumph trophy user groups on the internet. There are also a number of reports of the rear-brake-pedal pivot bolt breaking. That is not surprising since triumph uses the same pivot bolt for both the gear shift and rear brake pedals. I hope nhtsa orders triumph to recall motorcycles with these pivot bolts and to replace these dangerous bolts with sturdier alternatives.