Honda CRF 1100L Africa Twin Recall Calls More Than 4,000 Motorcycles Due to Left Grip Failure Affecting Horn and Headlights.
Honda announced a recall for the Honda CRF 1100L Africa Twin, involving 4,058 units manufactured between 2021 and 2024, due to a potential defect in the left grip switch.
The problem may affect the horn activation and the operation of both high and low beam headlights, directly compromising the safety of the rider and others.
The Honda recall service starts on October 15, 2025, with appointments available from October 13 at any authorized dealership of the brand.
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The service is free and consists of the complete replacement of the grip switch, according to the manufacturer’s official statement.

Why the Honda CRF 1100L Africa Twin Recall Was Necessary
According to the manufacturer, the defect may cause electrical malfunctions in the left handlebar control set.
This means that the motorcyclist may be without a horn or without proper control of the headlight, which poses a risk of accidents, especially in heavy traffic or at night.
The Honda CRF 1100L Africa Twin is one of the most popular big trails in Brazil, known for its performance and robustness on long journeys.
However, the company emphasized that, given it is a safety-related item, the repair is mandatory and urgent for all owners of the affected units.

How to Schedule the Honda Motorcycle Recall
Owners of the affected motorcycles can schedule the service on the website www.honda.com.br/recall or contact Honda’s Customer Service Center at 0800-701-3432.
The channel operates from Monday to Friday, from 8 AM to 8 PM, and on Saturdays from 8 AM to 2 PM (Brasilia time).
Additionally, the complete list of participating dealerships can be directly consulted on the brand’s portal at www.honda.com.br/concessionarias.
Honda emphasizes that the repair takes little time and is done at no cost to the owner.
The goal is to ensure that all systems of the Honda CRF 1100L Africa Twin return to operate within established safety standards.
Safety First: The Importance of Attending the Recall
The recall serves as a reminder of the importance of keeping the motorcycle in perfect working condition.
Seemingly simple problems, such as an inoperative horn or a headlight that does not switch correctly, can pose significant risks in traffic.
The manufacturer emphasizes that not attending the recall may jeopardize the rider’s physical integrity, as the lighting system is essential for visibility and signaling, especially on highways.
Models and Years of Manufacture Involved
The recall includes all versions of the Honda CRF 1100L Africa Twin from model years 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024.
The brand advises that owners check the chassis number on the official website to confirm if the vehicle is part of the recall.
The initiative is part of Honda’s commitment to ensuring the safety and reliability of its products, maintaining transparency with customers and reinforcing the importance of preventive maintenance.
Summary of the Honda CRF 1100L Africa Twin Recall
Reason: Defect in the left grip switch, affecting horn and headlights;
Affected Models: Honda CRF 1100L Africa Twin (2021 to 2024);
Number of Units: 4,058;
Start of Appointments: October 13, 2025;
Service at Dealerships: Starting October 15, 2025;
Free Service: Replacement of the defective component.

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