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Pay it off your way, collect for Christmas · how it works
Complete the kit
Just this ride£449
Northern Ireland: free on every ride. Small orders under £50 are £5.
Ireland:£13 per ride, shown in euro at checkout.
We don't deliver to England, Scotland or Wales.
A helmet or other small item ordered with a ride travels free with it. Small items on their own are £8 to Ireland. Collecting from the shop in Cookstown is always free.
That is the whole delivery charge, shown before you pay. Every order goes tracked: you get a confirmation email when you order, and a second one with the tracking number the moment it leaves us. We do not deliver outside the UK and Ireland.
We are at 26 Lisnanane Lane, Cookstown, BT80 9BJ, with the workshop on site. Collecting means you can see it before you take it, and we hand it over built and checked.
Ring 028 8731 2118 before you set off so we have it ready.
It arrives nearly built. On most rides the handlebars and the front wheel need fitting, and the tools for both are in the box.
Collect it from the shop instead and we hand it over built, checked and charged, with nothing for you to do.
Every product carries a one year guarantee. What matters more is who honours it: repairs are done in our own workshop in Cookstown, not posted to a distributor and waited on.
Something not right? Ring 028 8731 2118 and talk to the person who will be fixing it.
You have 30 days from receiving it to ask to return it. Ring 028 8731 2118 or email us first — anything sent back without arranging it cannot be accepted.
The conditions, plainly:
It has to come back unused and unridden, in its original packaging.
Sending it back yourself is free within the 30 days.
If you want us to collect it, that starts at £20 and rises with size and weight.
A 2% restocking fee comes off the refund, to cover checking and repacking.
The Christmas Club lets you pay in instalments and collect nearer the time. Ring 028 8731 2118 and Andy will talk you through how it works, or read how it works.
If you are torn between two rides, unsure about your rider's size, or wondering whether this is too much for a first one — ring 028 8731 2118. You get Andy, who sells these and fixes them.
Most places selling kids' electric rides online are a website and a warehouse — no shop to call into, no workshop, and no one who knows the bike a year later.
Gorilla Karts is a real shop in Cookstown
A counter you can walk up to, our own repair workshop, and Andy on the end of the phone. We're here after the sale, not just for it.
Walk-in shop
Own workshop
We answer the phone
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800W MOTOR · 28 MPH · 48V 15AH · 10" TUBELESS · 160MM BRAKES · INDICATORS · 26 KG · 800W MOTOR · 28 MPH · 48V 15AH · 10" TUBELESS · 160MM BRAKES · INDICATORS · 26 KG ·
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Light enough to lift. Built enough to matter.
About 26 kg, and it folds to 54 cm tall in a few seconds — into a boot, under the stairs, onto a train. A steel-and-aluminium hybrid frame, spring suspension at both ends, 10-inch tubeless tyres with real tread, and 120 kg of rider allowance. Lane, park path, gravel: it doesn't ask.
02
A mudguard, finally.
The one thing G2 owners kept asking for is now in the box — and we fit it before you collect. Behind it: disc brakes front and rear (an enlarged front disc for 2026, 160mm at the back) plus an e-brake, and a controller sealed to IPX7. The whole scooter stays IP54: splash-resistant, not for rain or puddles.
03
Seven lights deep
A headlight built into the display pod, indicators, a tail light that flashes when you brake, and side lights so you're seen from every angle. The LED display runs the show: three riding modes (25 / 35 / 45 km/h), cruise control, and your numbers at a glance. Dusk isn't a curfew.
55km*
*on paper — a 65 kg rider at a steady middle speed. Ridden the way it invites you to ride it, plan 25–35 km per charge from the 48V 15Ah battery — then 8–9 hours on the charger overnight. You'll hear the honest number in our shop before you ever buy; that's the point of buying from one.
New for 2026
①Front mudguardin the box, three screws — fitted for you on collection
②Controller sealed to IPX7the electronics that matter most, best protected
③Enlarged front discmore bite at the wheel that does most of the stopping
Carried over from the 2025 upgrade: 160mm rear disc · flush tail light in the reinforced rear step · fully wrapped footboard · thicker front fork
Don't take our word for it
KuKirin's own unboxing, then two independent reviews — not ours, not paid, just people who ride.
Private land with the landowner's permission only — e-scooters aren't road-legal in NI.
The rules, in plain English →
Quick answers
Is it road legal?
No — private land with permission only, like every e-scooter in NI. Full rules here.
What range will I really get?
Plan 25–35 km (15–22 miles). The low mode stretches further; full-throttle fun spends it faster. The 55 km on the box is a lab number.
What's different about the 2026 version?
A front mudguard (in the box — we fit it), a controller sealed to IPX7 and a bigger front disc. The 160mm rear disc, flush tail light, reinforced step, wrapped deck and thicker fork arrived with the 2025 upgrade and carry over. Same 800W heart.
Is it waterproof?
No — IP54 means splash-resistant. Fine for a damp path, not for rain, puddles or a hose. Water damage isn't covered under warranty.
Which G2 should I buy?
This one if you want the light, liftable all-rounder. G2 Max for more motor, more range and a seat. G2 Master for the dual-motor full-fat one.
LED display — speed, battery, trip, mode, cruise control
Terrain
Tarmac, lanes, park paths, light gravel
About this ride
The KuKirin G2 Electric Scooter (2026 Version) in detail
The G2 is the scooter the rest of KuKirin's G-range grew out of — and for most riders it's still the sweet spot. One 800W rear hub motor (1,200W peak), a 48V 15Ah battery, spring suspension at both ends and 10-inch tubeless tyres with enough tread for lanes, park paths and gravel. Three riding modes (25 / 35 / 45 km/h) keep it sensible when you need it to be, 160mm disc brakes haul it up, and at around 26 kg it folds flat enough to lift into a boot without a second pair of hands.
Up to 55 km (34 miles) claimed — plan 25–35 km (15–22 miles)
Charging
8–9 hours (54.6V 2A charger included)
Brakes
Disc front & rear (160mm rear, enlarged front for 2026) + electronic brake
Suspension
Spring, front and rear
Tyres
10" × 2.75 tubeless, off-road tread
Lights
LED headlight, indicators, tail light with brake flash, side lights
Display
LED display — speed, battery, trip, mode, cruise control
Hill climbing
Up to 20°
Water resistance
IP54 — splash-resistant, not for rain or puddles (2026 controller sealed to IPX7)
Max rider weight
120 kg (about 19 stone)
Weight
About 26 kg
Size
126 × 66 × 126 cm riding · 126 × 66 × 54 cm folded · 46 × 18.5 cm deck
In the box
Scooter, front mudguard (fitted on collection), charger, toolkit, manual
More about the G2 ▾
800W
rear hub motor (1,200W peak)
28 mph
top speed (45 km/h)
48V 15Ah
720Wh battery
26 kg
folds to fit a car boot
New for 2026
Front mudguard — the one thing G2 owners kept asking for. It comes in the box and fits with three screws (we fit it for you on collection).
Controller sealed to IPX7 — the electronics that matter most are now the best-protected part of the scooter. The scooter as a whole stays IP54: splash-resistant, not for rain or puddles.
Enlarged front brake disc for more bite at the wheel that does most of the stopping.
Carried over from the 2025 upgrade: 160mm rear disc, the flush tail light in the reinforced rear step, the fully wrapped footboard and the thicker front fork.
Honest range talk: KuKirin quote up to 55 km on paper — and that's a 65 kg rider at a steady middle speed. Ridden the way this thing invites you to ride it, plan around 25–35 km (15–22 miles) per charge. That's still a proper afternoon out — we'd just rather you heard it from us than found out in a field.
Where can you ride it? Private land with the landowner's permission — e-scooters aren't road-legal in Northern Ireland. The full plain-English rules are in our guide: NI e-scooter law, explained.
Which G2 is right for you?
G2 (this one)
800W single motor · 28 mph · 48V 15Ah · 10" tyres · ~26 kg — the light, liftable all-rounder
Dual 1000W · 38 mph · 52V 20.8Ah — the full-fat one
Bought from a real shop, backed by a real workshop. Every G2 comes from our shop in Cookstown — trading since 2006, our own repair bench, and KuKirin parts on the shelf. Collect it set up and checked over, or we'll deliver across NI. And if Christmas is the plan: reserve yours from £20 with the Christmas Club button above — we hold it, you pay at your own pace, collect by 18 December.
See it in action
KuKirin's official unboxing & assembly (1:30)
Independent 2026 review — GSMaholic (13:20)
UK rider's verdict — e-VRC (16:18)
Quick answers
Is it road legal? No — private land with permission only, like every e-scooter in NI. Full rules here.
What range will I really get? Plan 25–35 km (15–22 miles). Gentle riding in the low mode stretches it; full-throttle fun uses it faster.
Is it waterproof? No — IP54 means splash-resistant. Fine for a damp path, not for rain, puddles or a hose. Water damage isn't covered under warranty, so treat it like the electronics it is.
How long does it charge? 8–9 hours from empty — overnight, basically.
Can I lift it into a car? Yes — about 26 kg, and it folds to 54 cm tall in a few seconds.
Who fixes it? We do — in our own Cookstown workshop, with KuKirin parts in stock. You're never posting it anywhere.
Can I reserve one for Christmas? Yes — £20 minimum Reservation Fee holds it, pay the rest your way, collect by Friday 18 December.
Cookstown, Co. Tyrone
Know who you’re buying from
A real shop, on your side after the sale
Most places selling kids’ electric rides online are a website and a warehouse. When something needs fixing a year in, that matters — because there’s nowhere to bring it and no one who knows the ride. The KuKirin G2 Electric Scooter (2026 Version) comes from an actual shop in Cookstown with its own repair workshop.
Buying from an online-only seller
No address you can call into
Spares ordered in from abroad, if they come at all
Support is a contact form and a wait
Buying from Gorilla Karts
A shop in Cookstown you can walk into
Our own workshop fixes what we sell
Andy answers the phone
1Before you buy
Honest advice on fit and age — ring Andy or call in and let your rider try it for size.
2When it arrives
Tracked delivery across NI and Ireland, or collect from the shop and we’ll hand it over ready to ride.
3Long after the box is opened
1 year guarantee, 30 day returns, and spares & repairs handled in our own workshop.
“Believe me, it’s more than the pictures and description give it justice.”
Aaron H. — Verified Judge.me review★★★★★
“Bought the bike for my 4 year old for Christmas — what can I say, amazing! I could pay it in, they held onto it until the week before Christmas. Postage was tracked, assembly was easy. Keep it local — I will buy again.”
Nolene G. — Google review★★★★★
“I bought a small electric bike at Christmas — I highly recommend Gorilla Karts. Customer service is first class!”
The answers we give across the counter, written down. Speeds and ranges are private-land figures.
How fast does the KuKirin G2 go?
28 mph (45 km/h) flat out. It has three riding modes, roughly 16, 22 and 28 mph, so you can keep it sensible for a new rider and open it up when you want to.
What range does the KuKirin G2 really get?
KuKirin quote up to 34 miles (55 km), which is a light rider at a steady middle speed. Ridden the way it invites you to ride it, plan on 15 to 22 miles (25 to 35 km) per charge. Gentle riding in the low mode stretches that; full throttle uses it faster.
Is the KuKirin G2 road legal in Northern Ireland?
No. Like every privately owned e-scooter in Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK, the G2 can only be ridden on private land with the landowner's permission. The plain-English rules are in our guide: NI e-scooter law, explained.
Is the KuKirin G2 waterproof?
No, it is splash-resistant (IP54). The 2026 model seals the controller to IPX7, but the scooter as a whole is fine on a damp path and not for rain, puddles or a hose. Water damage isn't covered by the warranty.
How long does the KuKirin G2 take to charge?
8 to 9 hours from empty with the supplied 54.6V 2A charger, so overnight.
How heavy is the G2, and does it fold?
About 26 kg. It folds in a few seconds to 126 × 66 × 54 cm, small enough for a car boot or under the stairs, and one person can lift it. Maximum rider weight is 120 kg (19 stone).
What's the difference between the G2, the G2 Max and the G2 Master?
The G2 is the light all-rounder: one 800W motor, 28 mph, a 48V 15Ah battery, about 26 kg. The G2 Max steps up to 1000W, 34 mph and a 48V 20.8Ah battery, comes with a seat, and weighs about 32 kg. The G2 Master drives both wheels with dual 1000W motors, 37 mph, a 52V 20.8Ah battery and hydraulic suspension, at 33 kg. All three are compared side by side on our KuKirin range guide.
What's new on the 2026 KuKirin G2?
A front mudguard in the box (we fit it before you collect), the controller sealed to IPX7, and an enlarged front brake disc. It keeps the 2025 upgrades: the 160 mm rear disc, the flush tail light in the reinforced rear step, the fully wrapped footboard and the thicker front fork.
Who fixes the KuKirin G2, and what's the warranty?
We do, in our own workshop in Cookstown, with KuKirin parts on the shelf, so you're never posting it anywhere. Every G2 comes with our 1-year guarantee and 30-day returns.
Can I reserve a KuKirin G2 for Christmas?
Yes. A £20 Reservation Fee through our Christmas Club holds one for you; pay the rest whenever suits, in the shop or online, and collect by Friday 18 December.
Northern Ireland's KuKirin shop
The KuKirin range at Gorilla Karts
Every model in stock in Cookstown, set up and checked before you collect, with KuKirin parts on the shelf and our own workshop behind it.
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