Real shop in Cookstown · Tracked delivery, or collect · 1-year guarantee · 30-day returns · 5.0 from 69 verified reviews · Fixed in our own workshop · Real shop in Cookstown · Tracked delivery, or collect · 1-year guarantee · 30-day returns · 5.0 from 69 verified reviews · Fixed in our own workshop · Real shop in Cookstown · Tracked delivery, or collect · 1-year guarantee · 30-day returns · 5.0 from 69 verified reviews · Fixed in our own workshop · Real shop in Cookstown · Tracked delivery, or collect · 1-year guarantee · 30-day returns · 5.0 from 69 verified reviews · Fixed in our own workshop · Real shop in Cookstown · Tracked delivery, or collect · 1-year guarantee · 30-day returns · 5.0 from 69 verified reviews · Fixed in our own workshop · Real shop in Cookstown · Tracked delivery, or collect · 1-year guarantee · 30-day returns · 5.0 from 69 verified reviews · Fixed in our own workshop ·
Pay it off your way, collect for Christmas · how it works
Complete the kit
Just this ride£699
Northern Ireland: free on every ride. Small orders under £50 are £5.
Mainland UK (England, Scotland, Wales): £25 per ride. Ireland:£13 per ride, shown in euro at checkout.
A helmet or other small item ordered with a ride travels free with it. Small items on their own are £5 to mainland UK and £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 pack and dispatch within 1–2 working days. After that:
Northern Ireland — 1–2 working days
Republic of Ireland — 2–3 working days
England, Scotland, Wales — 3–4 working days
So NI is usually 2–4 working days door to door and mainland UK 4–6. Weekends and bank holidays do not count, and Christmas and Black Friday run longer.
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
See it move — our own product films
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Most scooters at this money drive one wheel. The G2 Master drives both — a 1000W hub motor front and rear, 2000W rated between them. That is what gets you up a wet grass bank instead of spinning on it, and it is the single biggest reason this machine feels different to ride.
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Suspension that is actually suspension
Hydraulic dampers front and rear — not the rubber bushes you find further down the range. Paired with 10-inch off-road pneumatic tyres and 160 mm of ground clearance, it means ruts, kerbs and frozen ground stop being a decision you have to make in advance.
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Three gears, so it can grow up with the rider
Mode one caps it at 12 mph, mode two at 25, mode three lets it run to 37. Set it low while someone finds their feet and raise it when they have. The LED display shows speed, battery and mode, and there is cruise control for the long straight bits.
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Stopping is the important number
Anything that does 37 mph earns its brakes. Disc front and rear, 140 mm, pulling up in six to eight metres from full speed. IPX4 rated against weather, aluminium alloy frame, and 120 kg of rider allowance — it is a 33 kg machine and it is built like one.
70km*
*on paper — a light rider, flat ground, lowest mode. Ridden the way it invites you to ride it, plan 30–40 km per charge from the 52V 20.8Ah pack, then 10–11 hours on the charger overnight. It is still one of the biggest batteries at this price. You would hear that number from us in the shop, so it may as well be on the page.
See it move
KuKirin's own film of the G2 Master. Filmed abroad on private ground — see the legal note below for where you can ride one here.
Where you can legally ride it
Private land only, with the landowner's permission. Privately owned e-scooters are not legal on public roads, pavements or cycle lanes in Northern Ireland — and 37 mph is far past anything that would ever be permitted, whatever the law does next. That is not our house rule, it is where the law sits. Buy this for land you can ride on.
Bought from a real shop. Backed by a real workshop.
Every G2 Master leaves our Cookstown shop set up, checked over and ready — from people who have sold and fixed these since 2006, with KuKirin parts on the shelf and a phone that gets answered. Come and stand beside one before you decide. Collect, or NI delivery.
37 mph (60 km/h) in third gear, with 12 mph and 25 mph modes below it.
Is it road legal?
No — private land with the owner's permission only, like every privately owned e-scooter in NI. Full rules here.
What range will I really get?
Plan 30–40 km. The 70 km on the box is a lab figure from the lowest mode on flat ground.
How is it different from the standard G2?
Two motors instead of one, a much bigger 52V 20.8Ah battery, hydraulic suspension at both ends, and 37 mph rather than 28. It is the heavier, faster, more capable machine.
How heavy is it?
33 kg. It folds to 1260 × 595 × 595 mm and will go in most car boots, but it is not one to carry upstairs daily.
Who fixes it?
We do — in our own Cookstown workshop, with parts in stock. You are never posting it anywhere.
Can I reserve one for Christmas?
Yes — £20 minimum holds it, pay the rest your way, collect by Friday 18 December.
Lanes, forest track, field, gravel — both wheels driven
About this ride
The KuKirin G2 Master Electric Scooter in detail
The KuKirin G2 Master does 37 mph (60 km/h). That is the question most people arrive with, so it is the first thing on this page.
It is KuKirin's twin-motor machine: two 1000W hub motors driving both wheels, a 52V 20.8Ah battery, hydraulic suspension at both ends and disc brakes front and rear. A serious bit of kit, and a heavy one at 33 kg — built for someone who wants performance rather than something to carry upstairs.
What it actually does
37 mph top speed (60 km/h). Three modes — 12, 25 and 37 mph — so you can keep it sensible while someone learns.
52V 20.8Ah battery (1081Wh) — one of the bigger packs at this price. Plan 30–40 km in real riding; 70 km is the lab figure.
Hydraulic suspension front and rear, not the rubber-bush arrangement further down the range.
Disc brakes front and rear, 6–8 m stopping distance from full speed.
10-inch off-road pneumatic tyres at 50 psi, 160 mm ground clearance.
Indicators, brake light, LED headlight and ambient lighting. Cruise control.
Folds to 1260 × 595 × 595 mm. Carries up to 120 kg. Aluminium frame, IPX4.
Private land only, with the landowner's permission — privately owned e-scooters are not legal on public roads, pavements or cycle lanes in Northern Ireland. The NI rules, in plain English.
Sold and serviced from our own Cookstown workshop since 2006. Scroll down for the full picture.
Kukirin G2 Master Electric Scooter
Buckle up for every kind of expedition with the KuKirin G2 Master! Conquering your commute or carving up your favourite trails, the KuKirin G2 Master is your ultimate companion. It packs a serious punch with dual 1000W motors, unleashing exhilarating power and propelling you to a heart-pounding top speed of 38mph.
Whether you’re zipping through the city or exploring off the beaten path, the KuKirin G2 Master is ready to take you there in style and comfort, and speed.
🔋 52V 20.8Ah Battery🕤 60 kph Max. Speed⚡70-80 kilometers per charge⚙️Dual 1000W Powerful motor
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 Master Electric Scooter 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 UK-wide delivery, 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!”
Daniel M. — Google review
Good to know
Questions parents ask us
1 Are adult scooters safe to ride?
Yes, adult scooters are designed with safety in mind, featuring sturdy frames, larger wheels, and effective braking systems. Always wear a helmet and protective gear while riding, and follow local traffic rules. With proper usage and maintenance, adult scooters are a fun and safe way to commute or enjoy recreational riding.
2 What is the weight capacity limit?
Most adult scooters can support between 220–300 lbs, depending on the model. Always check the specific scooter's weight rating to ensure safe and optimal performance. Choosing a scooter within your weight range helps extend the scooter's lifespan and provides a smoother, more stable riding experience.
Can adult scooters be folded easily?
Yes, many adult scooters come with a foldable design for easy storage and portability. They’re ideal for commuters who need to carry their scooter on public transport or store it in compact spaces. Folding mechanisms are generally quick and user-friendly, making them convenient for daily use.
Are they suitable for daily commuting?
Absolutely! Adult scooters are built for smooth and efficient daily travel, especially in urban areas. With large wheels, adjustable handlebars, and strong frames, they offer a reliable alternative to walking or public transport. Electric models further enhance commuting with speed and convenience, all while being eco-friendly.
How fast can adult scooters go?
Speed varies by model. Manual kick scooters typically reach 10–15 km/h, while electric scooters can go up to 25–30 km/h or more. Always ride within safe limits, especially in crowded areas, and check your local regulations regarding speed limits for scooters on public roads.
Do scooters require regular maintenance?
Yes, like any rideable equipment, scooters need occasional maintenance to stay in top condition. This includes checking tire pressure (if pneumatic), tightening bolts, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting brakes. Regular maintenance ensures safer rides and prolongs the scooter’s life, especially for frequent or long-distance riders.
Can tall adults use these scooters?
Definitely! Many adult scooters feature adjustable handlebars to accommodate riders of varying heights, often up to 6'5" or more. It's important to choose a model with a height range that suits you for better posture and comfort during rides. Check the product specifications for handlebar height adjustability.
Are electric scooters waterproof or rainproof?
Most electric scooters are water-resistant, not fully waterproof. They can handle light rain or splashes, but riding in heavy rain or through deep water is not recommended. Always check the scooter’s IP rating for water resistance and avoid charging or storing it in wet conditions to prevent damage.
How long does the battery last?
Battery life depends on the scooter model, rider weight, terrain, and speed. On average, a fully charged electric scooter can last 15 to 30 miles. High-performance models may go further. Regular charging and proper care can help maintain battery health over time and ensure consistent performance.
Do I need a license to ride?
Laws vary by region. In many places, you don't need a license for kick scooters. For electric scooters, some cities or countries may require a valid driver’s license, helmet, or registration. Always check your local regulations before riding to stay compliant and avoid fines or penalties.
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