Kukirin Life items are the cosmetics and performance parts you equip on your e-scooter in Mukbang Lovers’ Roblox hit. They fall into three groups: Decals (deck skins), Accessories (Charms, Tire Smoke, and basic add-ons), and Hardware (Battery, Controller, Motor, and Alloy parts — the only items that actually boost speed and power). Most items come from Basic Crates, which cost 1,000 Cash each, while Decals and Charms can also be bought individually from the Tuning menu.
| Category | What It Does | Where to Get It |
|---|---|---|
| Decals | Visual skins only | Basic Crate or Tuning > Decals |
| Accessories | Charms, Tire Smoke, add-ons (visual only) | Crates, Tuning > Charms, or gamepass |
| Hardware | Boosts power, speed, and weight | Basic or Hardware Crates only |
I’ve been grinding crates since the game launched in September 2026, and this guide lists every item available in October 2026, with prices, rarities, and the fastest ways to collect them.
How to Get Items in Kukirin Life?
Crates are the main source. The Basic Crate costs 1,000 Cash and can drop any Decal, Accessory, or Hardware item. Every pull lands in one of five rarity pools: Grey (60%), Blue (25%), Purple (10%), Pink (4%), and Yellow (just 1%) — so expect around 100 crates before your first Yellow charm. The Hardware Crate is Robux-only at 39 Robux each or 79 for three, but it’s the only way to target performance parts directly.
Free players should start with codes. Redeeming the active Kukirin Life codes currently gets you 1,000 Cash and two Basic Crates before you finish a single delivery. There’s also a limited-time Halloween Crate: claim one free at Halloween Pass Tier 1, then buy extras for 1,000 Cash. It drops one of six Halloween items, including the Witches Brew charm and the Pumpkin Battery — farm pass XP fast with our pumpkin locations guide.
My rule: spend Cash on Basic Crates until your Hardware loadout is complete, and never buy a charm you can pull from a code-funded crate.
1. All Decals in Kukirin Life
Decals are skins for your scooter’s deck, and they’re the only items with a full in-game shop. Buy them individually under Tuning > Decals, or pull them randomly from the Basic Crate.
| Decal | Rarity | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Stock | Grey | Free |
| Lightning, Red | Grey | 100 |
| Circuit, Frost, Street Race | Blue | 250 |
| Koi, Lava, Sakura, Toxic | Purple | 450 |
| Galaxy, Ghost | Pink | 700 |
Galaxy and Ghost are the flex picks — 700 Cash each with only a 4% crate drop rate, so buying them outright beats gambling.
2. All Accessories in Kukirin Life
Basic Accessories
Six accessories come free for every player: Screen (over the handle), Wheel Cover, Crash Guards (on the wheels), Wheelie Bar (rear of the deck — my pick, since wheelies are the easiest Cash trick), Nameplate (below the handle), and the Rainbow Underglow.
Charms
Charms are the little trinkets dangling off your ride. You’ll pull them from Basic and Charms Crates, or buy them individually under Tuning > Charms.
| Rarity | Charms | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Grey | Air Freshener, Banana Peel, Bomb, Cake, Cheezburger, Hippo, Pizza, Sun, Taco, Tripmine, Turkey Leg, Watermelon, Witches Brew | 100 |
| Blue | Clover, Ice Cream Cone, Panda Plushie, Starblox Latte | 250 |
| Purple | Bloxy Cola, Healing Potion, Moneybag, Teddy Bloxpin | 450 |
| Pink | Gravity Coil, Monkey, Verity | 700 |
| Yellow | Dominus, Dragon, Fire Orb, Inferno Skull, Lantern, Ninja Star, Star, Thor’s Hammer | 1,000 |
| Gamepass | Crown | 99 Robux |
The Crown is the only item locked behind a gamepass, and the eight Yellow charms are the rarest cosmetics in the game at a 1% drop rate.
Tire Smoke
Tire Smoke effects come from Basic Crates only — there’s no shop for them. Ash (Grey), Water and Toxic (Blue), Volt and Gold (Purple), Sparkles (Pink), and Fire (Yellow). The one exception is Rainbow Smoke, which costs a flat 35 Robux.
3. All Hardware Items in Kukirin Life
Hardware is where your Cash turns into actual speed. These four part types can’t be bought individually — only pulled from Basic or Hardware Crates — and they’re the only items that change how your scooter performs.
Battery
| Battery | Rarity |
|---|---|
| 48V | Grey |
| 52V | Blue |
| 60V | Purple |
| 72V | Pink |
| 84V Graphene | Yellow |
Controller
The 25A Controller adds +64W and +1 km/h, and the 35A doubles that to +128W. Higher tiers — 45A (Purple), 60A (Pink), Phantom (Pink), plus the 100A Hyper and VESC (Yellow) — scale up from there.
Motor
Sport Windings (Blue), Neodymium Magnets (Purple), Race Hub Motor (Pink), and the Hyper Hub and Reaper Hub Motors (Yellow).
Alloy
Alloy Swap (-8% weight, Blue), Accessory Removal (Blue), and Carbon Fibre (-12% weight, Pink). Weight cuts improve acceleration and handling, so I fit Carbon Fibre before chasing top speed.
Pair these parts with an S-tier ride like the G5 and the difference is instant — my full breakdown is in the Kukirin Life tier list.
FAQs
Do items boost performance in Kukirin Life?
Only Hardware items do. Decals and Accessories, including Charms and Tire Smoke, are purely cosmetic.
Can you buy Kukirin Life items individually?
Yes, but only Decals and Charms, from the Tuning menu. Tire Smoke and all Hardware items are crate-only.
What is the rarest item in Kukirin Life?
The Yellow-tier charms — Dominus, Dragon, Fire Orb, Inferno Skull, Lantern, Ninja Star, Star, and Thor’s Hammer — sit at a 1% drop rate.
How do you get free items in Kukirin Life?
Redeem active codes for free Cash and Basic Crates, claim the free Halloween Crate at Pass Tier 1, and equip the six free Basic Accessories.
What’s inside the Halloween Crate?
Six Halloween-themed items: Ghost, Ash, Toxic, Lava, Pumpkin Battery, and Witches Brew.
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