LPR12 Electric Bike Version 1 and LPR16 Electric Bike
Official notice
1 Oct 2020
Last checked
1 Oct 2020
An official ACCC notice concerns LPR12 Electric Bike Version 1 and LPR16 Electric Bike. If the battery catches fire it could cause serious injury or death to bystanders or damage to property. Published 2020-10-01.
What to do now
Consumers are to immediately stop using and charging the product and should contact LPR Bikes Australia to arrange a replacement battery system free of charge. For further information, contact LPR Bikes Australia at info@lprbikes.com
Recall number
0a2edd0b-885a-4ae8-b298-179a47419eb4
Official notice
2020-10-01
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If the battery catches fire it could cause serious injury or death to bystanders or damage to property.
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