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2017 Honda XR650L

Vehicle
BodyMotorcycle - Dual-Sport
Vehicle typeMotorcycle
Vehicle id2017_honda_xr650l
RecallsNone found that may apply. Check the VIN to be sure.
Bulletins5 manufacturer bulletins on file

Maintenance updates from the manufacturer

Maintenance bulletins from NHTSA, as of 2026-10-19
Customer letter2018-04-16. Customer letter - Honda has discovered that a defect exists within the Owner?s Manual of certain 2017 motorcycles. This defect is due to a printing error on certain pages, including the maintenance schedule. The engine and emissions related maintenance frequency and level (Inspect, Replace or Lubricate) is incomplete in the Owner?s Manual that was provided with the motorcycle. If you do not perform the required scheduled maintenance, due to the Owner?s Manual printing error, the motorcycle may release air pollutants that exceed California and Federal standards. NHTSA's copy of the document (PDF)
Multiple Models2018-02-05. Service bulletin - Honda is launching an EMISSION RECALL of multiple model year 2017 motorcycles to replace a defective Owner?s Manual. Due to a printing error, critical symbols indicating the required skill level and whether to inspect, or replace are missing from the Maintenance Schedule page. NHTSA's copy of the document (PDF)
MCMNF011720189012018-02-05. Dealer message - Honda is launching an EMISSION RECALL on multiple model year 2017 motorcycles to replace a defective Owner?s Manual. Due to a printing error, critical symbols indicating the required skill level, and whether to inspect or replace, are missing from the Maintenance Schedule page. NHTSA's copy of the document (PDF)

Bulletins from the manufacturer that mention a maintenance schedule or a service interval, as NHTSA summarises them. They are not the schedule itself: read the document, and the owner's manual.

Trims
None on file. NHTSA's data has no trims for this model year.
Engines
644ccEighth VIN character 0, 1 or 2

Position 8 of a VIN names the engine on many vehicles: how to read a VIN. Safety equipment depends on the trim, so decode a VIN to see what one vehicle has.