Last Updated: August 2026
Please read this disclaimer carefully before purchasing or using any vehicle from Kubbi. By purchasing a product from this website, you (the "Customer") acknowledge and agree to the following terms regarding the legal status, safety, and operation of our products.
1.1. Electric Dirt Bikes & Quads The electric dirt bikes and quad bikes sold by Kubbi (specifically those exceeding 250W power output or 25km/h assisted speed) are classified as Non-Road Legal Off-Road Vehicles.
Private Land Only: These vehicles strictly cannot be used on public roads, footpaths, cycle paths, parks, beaches, or any other public place. They must only be operated on private land with the express consent of the landowner.
"Grace's Law" — Public Place Ban: Since 3 April 2026, under the Road Traffic (Control of Certain Vehicles) Regulations 2026 (made under the Road Traffic Act 1994, as amended by the Road Traffic and Roads Act 2023), it is an offence to use scramblers, quad bikes, and similar off-road vehicles in any public place in Ireland — regardless of how carefully they are ridden. Agricultural use and properly licensed sporting events on private land are the only exceptions.
Enforcement: Using these vehicles in a public place may result in prosecution and fines, and An Garda Síochána has the power to seize the vehicle — including where it is being used dangerously.
1.2. Electric Scooters Since 20 May 2024, e-scooters that meet strict technical rules (maximum 400W continuous power, maximum 20km/h, maximum 25kg) may be used on public roads in Ireland — but only by riders aged 16 or over, and never on footpaths or in pedestrianised areas.
Children's Scooters — Private Land Only: Kubbi scooters are designed for children. It is illegal for anyone under 16 to ride any e-scooter on a public road in Ireland, so Kubbi scooters must be used on private land only, with the landowner's consent.
Non-Compliant Scooters: E-scooters that do not meet the technical rules above are not legal in any public place and may be seized by An Garda Síochána.
No Passengers: E-scooters must never be used to carry a passenger, including carrying a child.
2.1. Supervision Required All products designed for children or teenagers are sold with the strict understanding that they will be operated under the direct supervision of a responsible adult.
Assessment of Ability: Age recommendations provided by Kubbi are estimates only. It is the sole responsibility of the parent or guardian to determine if a child has the necessary physical size, coordination, and maturity to operate the vehicle safely.
Control: Parents must ensure that speed limiters (where fitted) are set appropriately for the rider's skill level.
2.2. Safety Gear Riding off-road vehicles involves inherent risks.
Mandatory Equipment: Riders must always wear a correctly fitted helmet.
Recommended Equipment: We strongly recommend the use of additional safety gear, including eye protection, gloves, knee pads, elbow pads, and sturdy footwear.
No Passengers: Unless explicitly designed for two people, our vehicles are single-rider only.
3.1. Assumption of Risk The Customer acknowledges that operating electric vehicles involves risks of serious injury or death. By purchasing a vehicle from Kubbi, the Customer voluntarily assumes all risks associated with its use.
3.2. Exclusion of Liability To the fullest extent permitted by law, Kubbi (and its officers, employees, and agents) shall not be liable for:
Any injury, death, or damage to persons or property caused by the operation of the vehicle.
Any legal penalties, fines, or vehicle seizures resulting from the use of the vehicle in prohibited areas (e.g., public roads, footpaths, parks, or other public places).
Any damage caused by improper assembly, lack of maintenance, or modification of the vehicle.
3.3. Modifications Any modification to the vehicle’s motor, controller, speed limiter, or battery system voids the warranty immediately and may render the vehicle unsafe. Kubbi accepts no liability for modified vehicles.
Nothing in this disclaimer limits or excludes your statutory rights as a consumer in Ireland, including your rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2022 in respect of faulty products, or any liability that cannot be excluded under Irish law.
Our vehicles use high-performance Lithium-ion or Lead-acid batteries. To prevent fire risk or damage:
Charging: Never leave a battery charging unattended or overnight. Only use the charger supplied with the vehicle.
Storage: Store batteries in a cool, dry place. Do not store fully discharged batteries for long periods.
Damage: Do not use a battery that shows signs of swelling, damage, or leakage.
5.1. Professional Assembly Recommended While many of our products arrive partially assembled, final assembly (fitting handlebars, wheels, tightening bolts) is required. We strongly recommend that a qualified bicycle or motorcycle mechanic performs or checks the assembly before the first ride.
5.2. Pre-Ride Checks It is the user's responsibility to perform a pre-ride check before every use, including:
Checking tyre pressure and condition.
Testing brakes for proper function.
Ensuring all nuts and bolts are tight (vibration can loosen bolts over time).
