Babboe cargo bikes recalled due to injury risk from frame cracks
Babboe is recalling several models of cargo bikes including CITY, CITY E, MINI, MINI E, Pro Trike, and others due to a risk of injury from hairline cracks in the frame that may lead to breakage. The affected models were produced before 2020. Customers are advised to stop using these bikes and check their frame numbers for recall eligibility.

- Brand
- Babboe
- Product
- CITY, CITY E, MINI, MINI E, Pro Trike, Pro Trike-E, Pro Trike XL, City Mountain, Slim Mountain, Transporter, Transporter E cargo bikes
- What to do
- Customers should stop using the product and check the frame number to see if their cargo bike falls within the recall.
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Babboe has announced a recall for multiple models of their cargo bikes due to safety concerns. The affected models include the Babboe CITY, CITY E, MINI, MINI E, Pro Trike, Pro Trike-E, Pro Trike XL, City Mountain (produced before 2020), Slim Mountain, Transporter, and Transporter E. The issue arises from the potential development of hairline cracks in the bike frames, which could lead to frame failure and pose a risk of serious injury to users.
Consumers who own any of the recalled models should immediately stop using their bikes and check the frame number to determine if their bike is included in the recall. Babboe will reach out to affected customers with details about the recall process and next steps. For assistance in locating the frame number, customers can refer to Babboe’s customer service resources.
Additionally, Babboe advises customers against using certain other models until further notice, including the Babboe Go Mountain, Flow Mountain, Slim, Curve, Big, Dog, Max-E, Mini Mountain, Pro Bike, and Carve Mountain, as well as their electric bike variants. Customers with these models should also verify their frame numbers. Further information will be provided by the relevant authorities as it becomes available.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 8 March 2024 This Product Safety Information Notice was updated on 17 May 2024. Babboe is preparing a recall of CITY, CITY E, MINI, MINI E, Pro Trike, Pro Trike-E, Pro Trike XL, City Mountain (produced before 2020), Slim Mountain, Transporter and Transporter E cargo bikes. The product presents an injury risk. Hairline cracks may appear in the frame of the models sh…
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Frequently asked questions
Is CITY, CITY E, MINI, MINI E, Pro Trike, Pro Trike-E, Pro Trike XL, City Mountain, Slim Mountain, Transporter, Transporter E cargo bikes being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. Babboe is recalling several models of cargo bikes including CITY, CITY E, MINI, MINI E, Pro Trike, and others due to a risk of injury from hairline cracks in the frame that may lead to breakage. The affected models were produced before 2020. Customers are advised to stop using these bikes and check their frame numbers for recall eligibility.
Why is CITY, CITY E, MINI, MINI E, Pro Trike, Pro Trike-E, Pro Trike XL, City Mountain, Slim Mountain, Transporter, Transporter E cargo bikes being recalled?
The recall relates to a chemical hazard. Babboe is recalling several models of cargo bikes including CITY, CITY E, MINI, MINI E, Pro Trike, and others due to a risk of injury from hairline cracks in the frame that may lead to breakage. The affected models were produced before 2020. Customers are advised to stop using these bikes and check their frame numbers for recall eligibility.
What should I do if I have this product?
Customers should stop using the product and check the frame number to see if their cargo bike falls within the recall.
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