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1999 Moto Guzzi California Recall

The manufacturer may have issued a recall on this motorcycle model due to safety concerns, defective parts, or a multitude of other reasons. Below are all available 1999 California recalls announced by the NHTSA and manufacturer with complete details ... more

1999 Moto Guzzi California Recalls

Recall ID #34185 - VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL

Recall Date:	SEP 24, 2002
Component:	VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL
Model Affected:	MOTO GUZZI CALIFORNIA
Units Affected:	2284 Recall Details

Moto Guzzi Motorcycle Recalls

• 1999 MOTO GUZZI CALIFORNIA

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