Huffy recalls 2012 model 20-inch Slider tricycles due to handlebar loosening causing loss of control and fall hazards. Affected units sold only at Toys R Us.
The handlebar can unexpectedly loosen while in use, causing the rider to lose control. This poses crash and fall hazards for the rider.
Huffy is recalling 2012 model year 20-inch Slider tricycles because the handlebar can unexpectedly loosen while in use, risking crashes and falls. This affects tricycles sold exclusively at Toys R Us.
The handlebar can unexpectedly loosen during use, causing the rider to lose control. This may lead to crashes or falls, especially if the tricycle is being ridden on uneven surfaces or at speed.
Owners of 2012 model year Huffy 20-inch Slider tricycles sold at Toys R Us are affected. Riders are at highest risk due to potential loss of control.
Check for a white frame with black seat and handlebars. The model number 98682 is under the seat on the frame. These tricycles were sold only at Toys R Us in 2012.
Immediately stop using the tricycle as it poses a risk of losing control and falling.
Reach out to Huffy for instructions on obtaining a refund for the recalled tricycle.
Consumers should immediately stop using the tricycle and contact Huffy for instructions on how to obtain a refund.
The handlebar can unexpectedly loosen while in use, causing loss of control and potential crashes or falls.
These tricycles were sold exclusively at Toys R Us.
Look for a white frame with black seat and handlebars, model number 98682 under the seat, and check that it was purchased in 2012.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Huffy to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall 1359 — Huffy 2012 Huffy® 20-Inch Slider Tricycle Hello, I own a 2012 Huffy® 20-Inch Slider Tricycle that is covered by recall 1359 from Huffy. The official recall notice states: Consumers should immediately stop using the tricycle and contact Huffy for instructions on how to obtain a refund. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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