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Product Safety Information notice on Various Babboe Cargo Bikes

Babboe is recalling various cargo bike models including CITY, CITY E, MINI, MINI E, and others due to an injury risk from hairline cracks that may appear in the frame, potentially leading to frame breakage. The recall affects models produced before 2020 and includes additional models for inspection and possible repair.

Product Safety Information notice on Various Babboe Cargo Bikes
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
Consumers should stop using the products.
Notice details
  • Publication date:19 June 2024

Babboe is recalling 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.

These products present an injury risk. Hairline cracks may appear in the frame of the models shown. These cracks can lead to the frame breaking, which may lead to serious injury.

The brand is Babboe. The models affected are 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 cargo bikes.

In addition, the following Babboe cargo bike models will be inspected and if necessary, repaired: Curve / Curve Mountain, Big, Dog, Mini Mountain, City Mountain (Post 2020), Carve Mountain, Go Mountain, Flow Mountain, Curve-E, Big-E, Dog-E, Max-E, Carve-E, Go-E, Flow-E, Pro Bike-E and Pro Bike Midmotor.

In Ireland different Market Surveillance Authorities have responsibility for different pieces of EU legislation. The Health and Safety Authority are the Market Surveillance Authority for the CITY-E, Mini-E, Curve-E, Big-E, Dog-E, Max-E, Carve-E, Go-E, Flow-E and Pro Bike-E e bikes (and all e-bikes/electric bikes).

What to do:

Consumers should stop using the products.

For further information on where to find your cargo bikes frame number, customers can visit the guide available on Babboe’s website.

Consumers can visit www.checkyourcargobikeireland.com to check whether your Babboe cargo bike is being recalled or whether an inspection is required.

For any further information about the recall and inspection please contact Babboe directly by email at service.uk@babboe.com

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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 various cargo bike models including CITY, CITY E, MINI, MINI E, and others due to an injury risk from hairline cracks that may appear in the frame, potentially leading to frame breakage. The recall affects models produced before 2020 and includes additional models for inspection and possible repair.

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 various cargo bike models including CITY, CITY E, MINI, MINI E, and others due to an injury risk from hairline cracks that may appear in the frame, potentially leading to frame breakage. The recall affects models produced before 2020 and includes additional models for inspection and possible repair.

What should I do if I have this product?

Consumers should stop using the products.

Source: Competition & Consumer Protection Commission, published 19 June 2024 · Last checked 27 July 2026
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