Peloton issues stop-ride and voluntary recall of 2.2 million bikes
Consumers should "immediately stop u🐈sing" the bikes, as rider suffers fractured wrist

Amercian indoor cycling behemoth, Peloton,♊ is recalling close to 2.2 million bikes due to a fault in the seatpost that could lead to it breaking unexpectedly.
According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), the bike's seatpost assembly "c🍷an break during use, posing fall and injury hazards to the user," adding that there have been 35 reports of injury from the 2,160,000 bikes sold, including a wrist fracture, lacerations, and bruises caused by the defective 🐎product.
The recall is related only to 'PL-01' models, otherwise known and marketed as the original 'Peloton Bike,' that were sold in the USA between January 2018 and April 30, 2023. It does not affect the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Peloton Bike Plus model that we reviewed last year, nor🃏 does it apply to customers outside of the USA. With that said, Peloton adds that it "will have𓂃 an update for our members in Canada within the coming days."
To confirm whether consumers own an affected model, Peloton says "The Peloton original Bike model can be identified by its PL-01 model number on the label located on the inside front fork (near the flywheel), the red “P” logo followed by the white-꧅coloured Peloton brand name on the bi🐈ke’s frame, and by its non-swivel display."
Besides simply a faulty seatpost, it's unclear exactly what the issue is and how it occurs, but affected owners are advised to stop riding their Peloton bikes immediately and contact Peloton, who will send out a replaceme༺nt seatpost free of charge that can be self-installed. Peloton itself has where owners can order their replacement, alongside a video tutorial and PDF instructions for the repair.
The recall undoubtedly comes at a tough time for the brand, whose post-pandemic era has been turbulent, with large layoffs, a ceasing of production, and a CEO resignation. The brand has also seen its 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:share prices plummet from highs of $162 to an average of around $1ꦬ0 per share. With this latest news, it 🍷currently sits at a four-year low of $6.82.
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