REVVI ELECTRIC BIKES UK

Start with REVVI's age guide, then check physical fit. Your child should be able to support the bike, reach the brakes and throttle without stretching, balance confidently and control the bike at low speed and while stopping. Do not size up purely for future growth if the larger bike is harder to control now.

The REVVI 12 has a manufacturer age guide of 2–6 years. Age alone is not enough, so also check balance, reach, bike weight and whether the child can stop and control the bike confidently.

A five-year-old falls within the guide for the REVVI 12 and REVVI 16, while the REVVI 16 Plus is listed from age 5+. Choose between them using physical fit, confidence and riding experience rather than age alone.

The REVVI 12 is the smaller entry model, with a 100W motor, 24V 2.6Ah battery and 5 / 10 mph speed modes for the 2–6 age guide. The REVVI 16 steps up to 250W, a 24V 5.2Ah battery and 8 / 10 / 12 mph modes, with a 5–8 age guide.

Both use a 250W motor, 24V 5.2Ah battery and 8 / 10 / 12 mph speed modes. The REVVI 16 Plus adds front suspension, a rear disc brake and metal wheels, so it is the more upgraded chassis while keeping the same headline power and speed settings.

This is a much bigger step than 16 to 16 Plus. The REVVI 16 Plus has a 250W motor and a 12 mph highest setting. The REVVI 16 XL moves to 600W, up to 17.5 mph, full suspension and hydraulic disc brakes, and REVVI lists it from age 6+. Rider ability and physical fit matter as much as age here.

The REVVI 18 is listed from age 8+ and uses a 500W motor, 36V 5Ah battery and a highest speed setting of 19 mph. The REVVI 20 is listed from age 10+ and steps up to 800W, a 36V 7.5Ah battery and 22 mph. The 20 is also larger and heavier, so choose it when the rider has the size and experience to control the extra performance.

The REVVI 20 uses an 800W motor, 36V 7.5Ah battery and tops out at 22 mph. The REVVI 20 Plus makes a major jump to 1000W rated / 1500W peak, a 48V 15Ah battery and a 27 mph highest setting. Both are listed from age 10+, so experience, physical fit and control are especially important.

REVVI lists the REVVI 24 from age 12+. It is the largest and heaviest model in this range at about 30 kg, with a 48V 15Ah battery, 1000W rated / 1500W peak motor and a 30 mph highest setting. Move up when the rider has the physical size, strength and experience to control it, not simply because they have reached a particular birthday.

The highest speed settings rise through the range from 10 mph on the REVVI 12 to 30 mph on the REVVI 24. Intermediate models have multiple speed settings, so choose a lower mode that matches the rider's current ability and only progress when control is consistent.

REVVI models in this range have multiple selectable speed modes. That lets a parent or supervising adult start a rider on a lower setting and move up as confidence and control improve. Use the model's own instructions for selecting the correct mode.

REVVI's UK guidance positions these children's electric bikes for private-land and off-road use. Do not assume a REVVI is road legal because it looks like a bicycle. Use it only where riding is permitted and, on private land, with the landowner's permission unless the exact vehicle and location have been separately confirmed as lawful.

Use protective equipment appropriate to the rider, speed and terrain. A properly fitted helmet is the minimum sensible starting point, with eye protection, gloves, knee and elbow protection and suitable footwear adding protection as speed and terrain become more demanding. Children should ride with appropriate adult supervision.

Yes. MotoEbikes has a dedicated REVVI parts and accessories range organised around bike-model compatibility. Choose the exact REVVI model first so the parts shown are matched to that bike rather than relying on appearance alone.

Do not assume they are interchangeable. Match the exact REVVI model, voltage and part specification before buying or connecting a charger or battery. If the compatibility is unclear, check the model-specific part information before use.