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yeah Dahon do like to bring out new models at quite a rate, I've never owned one so you speak from a postition of greater knowledge than me on past design or quality control issues - though speaking to someone from Dahon today he reckoned it was their first ever re-call involving Dahon manufactured parts.
Having owned a few Dahons, and had more than a few quality control and design problems with them, I'm not surprised by this at all, as Dahon seem to develop new models at a frightening pace, compared to say Brompton who launch a new model, ooh, every 100 years or so. The leverage on the handle bars is a chronic weak point, and they've had problems in the past with the folding join at the headset (which makes the headset nigh on impossible to adjust).
yes, the handlebars coming apart in my hands would certainly pose a 'fall hazard' in my book