Triumph TXP Electric Kids’ Off-Road Bike: A New Era in Mini EV Motorcycles
Some people might not remember that approximately three years ago, Triumph purchased OSET, a well-known brand in children’s off-road motorcycles. Now, that decision is really paying off. Triumph has entered the youth off-road EV market with the Triumph TXP, a brand-new electric motorcycle lineup created through the partnership.
Overview: Purpose-Built for Young Riders
The Triumph TXP electric kids’ off-road bikes are specially made vehicles with age-appropriate frames and geometry, in contrast to adult bikes that are scaled down.
The four models in the lineup—the TXP-12, TXP-16, TXP-20, and TXP-24—are designed to accommodate riders of various weights, heights, and ages. Even adults weighing less than 198 pounds (90 kg) can fit inside the range-topping TXP-24.
Triumph TXP-12: First Step into Motorcycling
The TXP-12 is the entry-level model, aimed at riders between ages three and five. It’s designed to introduce kids to the world of motorcycling safely and confidently.
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- Motor: 600W brushless motor
- Top Speed: 14 mph (23 km/h)
- Battery: 43V, 10Ah (up to 3 hours of runtime in light mode)
- Weight: 50 lb (23 kg)
- Seat Height: 14.1 inches (360 mm)
- Frame & Suspension: Steel frame, 50 mm front fork, and 60 mm rear coil shock
- Ground Clearance: 5.9 inches (152 mm)
- Wheelbase: 26.5 inches (675 mm)
This lightweight build makes it manageable for very young riders, offering both fun and safety.
Triumph TXP-16: Stepping Up the Game
Next up, the TXP-16 caters to kids aged five to seven, featuring a larger chassis, improved suspension, and more power.
- Motor: 765W motor
- Top Speed: 19 mph (31 km/h)
- Weight: 58 lb (26 kg)
- Seat Height: 17.7 inches (450 mm)
- Suspension Travel: 3.1 inches (80 mm) front, 3.5 inches (90 mm) rear
- Wheelbase: 28.3 inches (720 mm)**
It’s perfect for kids ready for a bit more speed and confidence on the trails.
Triumph TXP-20: Junior Competition Ready
The TXP-20 is tailored for ages seven to ten and suits young riders who already have some off-road experience.
- Motor: 1,200W motor
- Battery: 20Ah lithium pack
- Top Speed: 22 mph (35 km/h)
- Weight: 90 lb (41 kg)
- Seat Height: 20.6 inches (525 mm)
- Ground Clearance: 10 inches (255 mm)
- Wheelbase: 42.7 inches (1,085 mm)
- Suspension: 125 mm air-sprung front fork with rebound adjustment, 120 mm rear mono shock
It even includes diagnostic-ready electronics, hinting at advanced tech integration for future updates.
Triumph TXP-24: The Most Powerful Model
At the top of the range sits the TXP-24, suitable for kids aged 10 and up, or even adults weighing under 198 lb (90 kg).
- Motor: 1,600W motor
- Battery: 50V, 28Ah lithium pack
- Top Speed: 24 mph (39 km/h)
- Weight: 106 lb (48 kg)
- Seat Height: 25 inches (635 mm)
- Suspension: 6.3-inch (160 mm) front fork, 5.7-inch (145 mm) rear shock
- Brakes: Four-piston hydraulic system
It’s a serious machine that blends performance and safety while maintaining a lightweight, accessible design.
Smart Design and Safety Features
Because of the two-in-one modular design of all TXP models, riders can quickly transition between seated and standing positions. This makes it possible to quickly switch between “trail” and “off-road” modes while modifying weight balance and seat height.
For safety, Triumph integrates multiple systems:
- Parental controls with PIN protection for adjusting power and speed
- Magnetic safety lanyards
- Two-stage starting system
- IP67 waterproof electronics for durability
- Tool-free adjustments for quick configuration on the go
These thoughtful touches make the TXP lineup ideal for both beginners and advancing young riders.
Pricing and Availability
| Model | Price (USD) | Price (UK) | Target Age |
|---|---|---|---|
| TXP-12 | $1,695 | – | 3–5 years |
| TXP-16 | $2,295 | – | 5–7 years |
| TXP-20 | $4,300 | £3,195 | 7–10 years |
| TXP-24 | $4,970 | £3,695 | 10+ years |
Orders for the Triumph TXP electric kids’ off-road bikes are open now, with deliveries expected before Christmas. Availability in the United States has not yet been confirmed for the TXP-20 and TXP-24.
Triumph’s TXP line is a well-considered and calculated entry into the expanding market for electric off-road bikes for children.
Young riders can advance through each model’s recognizable controls and ergonomics, which fosters brand loyalty from the very first ride.
A possible trade-in or upgrade program could make the lineup even more alluring to families, even though the price difference between models might worry kids who are growing up quickly.
In any case, it appears that the Triumph TXP electric kids’ off-road bike line will redefine what a “first bike” can be: enjoyable, secure, and entirely electric.
