Young Rider
KIDS FROM 3 TO 12 YEARS
Hero edition
KIDS FROM 5 TO 12 YEARS
Freerider
ADULTS & TEENAGERS
X-Force
KIDS FROM 6 TO ADULTS
Challenger
KIDS FROM 6 TO ADULTS
Ranger
ADULTS
How Old I Have to Be to Ride It? What should I wear for riding?
- April 04, 2022
How Old I Have to Be to Ride It?
Our Kuberg motorcycles have a great advantage, because we have a choice for the youngest riders from 3 years. Up to adult professionals. For the safety of children, we have an app in which the child's perimeter can be defined and the gas can be reduced. Kuberg has safety in the first place.
What should I wear for riding?
- A high-quality helmet approved by your country's governing body
- A helmet face shield or goggles
- Protective clothing that covers your legs, ankles and feet
- Wrist, knee and elbow protection
- Heavy boots
- Gloves made from tear resistant materials (leather or Kevlar)
- Motorcycle jacket from tear resistant materials (leather or Kevlar)
- Clothing that is brightly colored so other riders, pedestrians and traffic can see you
- Motorcycle leathers to prevent abrasion injuries in the event of a fall.Failure to use appropriate safety equipment greatly increases the likelihood of death or serious injury in the event of an accident.
- Never wear loose-fitting clothes, as they can catch on wheels, chains, control levers or footrests. Do not wear shoes with laces, as these can get caught in the motorcycle's chain or wheels and result in serious injury.
- April 04, 2022
How Old I Have to Be to Ride It?
Our Kuberg motorcycles have a great advantage, because we have a choice for the youngest riders from 3 years. Up to adult professionals. For the safety of children, we have an app in which the child's perimeter can be defined and the gas can be reduced. Kuberg has safety in the first place.
What should I wear for riding?
- A high-quality helmet approved by your country's governing body
- A helmet face shield or goggles
- Protective clothing that covers your legs, ankles and feet
- Wrist, knee and elbow protection
- Heavy boots
- Gloves made from tear resistant materials (leather or Kevlar)
- Motorcycle jacket from tear resistant materials (leather or Kevlar)
- Clothing that is brightly colored so other riders, pedestrians and traffic can see you
- Motorcycle leathers to prevent abrasion injuries in the event of a fall.Failure to use appropriate safety equipment greatly increases the likelihood of death or serious injury in the event of an accident.
- Never wear loose-fitting clothes, as they can catch on wheels, chains, control levers or footrests. Do not wear shoes with laces, as these can get caught in the motorcycle's chain or wheels and result in serious injury.
