Commencal Ramones 14-Inch Kids Bicycles Recalled Due to Accident Risks

Commencal Ramones 14-Inch Kids Bicycles

According to a recall announcement published by the Consumer Product Safety Commission, Commencal Ramones 14-inch bicycles have been recalled due to a defect that can cause accidents with injuries. Federal regulations mandate that all bikes that have seat heights at or below 25 inches tall have foot brakes. The affected bicycles only have hand brakes, and this could cause crashes and cause injury to small children who may not be able to use the handbrakes to stop the bicycle.

The recall was announced on March 24, 2022, and affected nearly 1,000 bicycles. If you have one of the recalled bicycles, contact the company through its website, commencalusa.com, and click on the recall link.

This safety recall involves the Commencal Ramones 14-inch bicycles. The single-speed children’s bikes were sold in several different colors. The model year can be found printed on the bicycle’s front fork leg stickers. The following bicycles are contained in the bike recall:

• 2015 Yellow – The word “Ramones” is on a label found at the top surface of the top frame tube. The word “Commencal” is on the sides of the front fork and the bottom side of the downtube.
• 2016 Red “Commencal” is printed on the top tube sides, frame, and chainguard.
• 2017 Yellow and Turquoise has the word “Ramones” printed on the top frame tube sides and along the front fork. The word “Commencal” is found on the side of the frame’s downtube.
• 2018 Aluminum and Red bicycles have the word “Commencal” marked on the frame’s downtube.
• 2019 Burgundy and Sand have “Commencal” printed on the frame’s down tube, the chainguard, and on the sides of the front fork.
• 2020 Red “Ramones” is printed on the side of the seat stay and the bike’s front forks. “Commencal” is printed on the bottom side of the chainguard and the frame’s down tube.
• 2021 Lagoon, Chrome, White and Black, and Green have the word “Ramones” printed on the side of the front forks, and the seat stays. “Commencal” is printed on the sides of the top tube, and “Ramones 14 Commencal” is printed on the bicycle’s chainguard.

Consumers are urged to immediately remove the recalled bikes from their kids and stop using them. Customers may also contact the company directly and request a free repair kit.

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