IKEA recalls bicycle due to injury fears
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IKEA has recalled its range of SLADDA bicycles, amid fears that the drive belt could snap, resulting in injury to the rider.
The Swedish homeware giant has been informed by a component supplier of safety issues with the bicycle's drive belt. It has been found that the belt can suddenly snap, which in turn can lead to falls.
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Hide AdIKEA say that they have received 11 reports of such incidents, with two minor injuries consisting of bruises and scratches.
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Product recall
Customers who own a SLADDA bicycle are advised to stop using it and return the bike to any IKEA store for a full refund.
Accessories specifically designed to fit with SLADDA will also be refunded. Proof of purchase / receipt is not required.
Any queries can be addressed to IKEA's customer service team on 0203 645 0010.