This concerns a Honda motorcycle with a Dual Clutch Transmission (aka, automatic). This motorcycle has had an NHTSA recall for my specific issue (see below [22V-622 JPH added 01Jun2023]) and has had the recall performed. The issue prompting the recall is still happening to me and others who have had the recall performed. The engine sometimes stalls when given gas after idling (for me, it has always been idling for at least 30 seconds). When it happens, it happens the instant that I turn the throttle (the motorcycle doesn't even move). The hotter the ambient temperature, the more likely it is to happen. This issue has happened 6 times in the last 700 miles. It has only happened to me when it was 84 degrees or hotter. During the 700 mile period, it went about 315 miles without doing it, but eventually did it the heat of the afternoon. It did it twice today in about 80 miles. It's dangerous to be sitting at a stop light with cars/trucks behind me and not accelerate immediately when the light turns green (or worse, with drivers barreling toward me, seeing a green light and not slowing because they expect me to immediately get out of their way). Stalling is especially dangerous on streets/roads with high speed limits. I haven't taken my motorcycle to the Honda dealership where it was purchased yet (I'm the second owner but still covered by the Honda warranty). They informed me that they are not staffed to spend a lot of time trying to reproduce the issue. Nevertheless, I will drop it off with them soon since I don't have another option. Honda dealer techs inspected the vehicle when they performed the initial recall but say they need to inspect it again. I receive no warnings before it happens.

Source: NHTSA complaint ODI #11524717 · view all complaints for this vehicle at nhtsa.gov

The fuel guage hits empty after only 3 gallons with a 5gal tank, did not do this when I first bought it, started after about 1200 miles on a long road trip. The TFT resets on its own, mileage for a tank will read for instance 22mi. when it should be 140-ish. It has reset while riding and on occasion between turning off ignition and restarting. At what point does this affect the automatic trans mission? The DCT is shifting up into 6th before 30mph creating a bog down situation. The resets also happen while operating on the road, just not when stopped.

Source: NHTSA complaint ODI #11524857 · view all complaints for this vehicle at nhtsa.gov