Archive · 3 Oct 2025
Triumph Launches Electric Motorcycles for Young Riders
Triumph, a motorcycle company, made new electric bikes for kids!
These bikes, called TXP-12 and TXP-16, are for children ages three to seven.
The TXP-12 is for younger kids and can go up to 22.5 kmph.
The TXP-16 is for older kids and goes up to 30 kmph and has better brakes.
They both have safety features like speed controls parents can set.
The bikes are waterproof and have systems to keep the power smooth.
The company hopes these bikes will let the next generation start riding motorcycles.
Triumph Motorcycles launched TXP electric motorcycles for kids.
The TXP-12 model is for ages 3-5, while the TXP-16 is for ages 5-7.
TXP-12 has a 600W motor, and TXP-16 has a 765W motor.
Both models include adjustable power settings and PIN-protected speed controls.
Deliveries are expected to begin before Christmas.
- Who
- Triumph Motorcycles
- What
- Introduced TXP electric motorcycles for children.
- When
- Deliveries expected before Christmas.
- Where
- North America, with availability at select Triumph dealerships.
- Why
- To provide an accessible entry point to motorcycling for young riders.
- Models
- TXP-12 and TXP-16
- Target Age
- 3-7 years old
- TXP-12 Motor
- 600W
- TXP-12 Top Speed
- 22.5 kmph
- TXP-16 Motor
- 765W
- TXP-16 Top Speed
- 30 kmph
- TXP-12 Price
- $1,695
- TXP-16 Price
- $2,295