Huffy Recalls Buzz E-Trikes After Rear Wheels Loosen or Detach, Causing Three Injuries
The recall covers about 286 Buzz Cerana T2 electric tricycles. Owners should stop riding and contact Huffy for free replacement rear axle assemblies.
Huffy is recalling about 286 Buzz Bicycles Cerana T2 electric tricycles after reports that their rear wheels became loose or separated from the frame, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced Thursday.
The company has received 12 reports of loose or detached rear wheels. Three injuries were reported, including shoulder and wrist sprains, leg bruising and abrasions.
The recall covers model E4004. The gray pedal-assist tricycles carry BUZZ logos on both sides. Owners can find the model number on a label near the pedals on the underside of the frame's down tube.
Consumers should stop using the recalled tricycles immediately and contact Huffy for free replacement rear axle assemblies. The parts can be sent to owners or to a repair provider. Huffy will reimburse up to $100 in third-party repair charges.
The tricycles were sold at independent bike shops nationwide and through Buzz Bicycles' website from November 2024 through July 2026 for $1,400 to $2,500.
Owners can contact Huffy at 855-430-6240 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern, Monday through Friday, or email service@huffy.com. Recall details are also available through the Buzz Bicycles and Huffy recall pages.