TRIUMPH TXP 12

The new TRIUMPH TXP 12 is the undisputed leader in its segment, succeeding OSET BIKES—a brand acquired by TRIUMPH in 2022. The TXP 12 serves as the entry-level model in the TRIUMPH TXP lineup, marking the brand’s first motorcycle designed for children.

This electric trials bike is engineered for children aged 2 to approximately 4 or 5 years old. It plays a pivotal role in a child’s development; its larger wheels, increased power, and refined chassis allow young riders to overcome their first obstacles and begin navigating longer, more technical courses.

Performance parameters—including power, throttle response, and speed—are fully adjustable, making the TRIUMPH TXP 12 ideal for dynamic learning at any skill level. The bike’s height is also easily customized, thanks to an adjustable suspension system and the ability to modify the position of the handlebar stem. The TRIUMPH TXP 12 is available in two versions: one configured for trials riding, and another equipped with a seat and a high-mounted fender.

The chassis features a fully adjustable suspension system with 50 mm and 60 mm of travel, allowing it to be tailored to a child’s specific size and needs. Overall, this versatile electric motorcycle is easy to ride and comes equipped with all essential safety features. It is an excellent choice for parents seeking a gradual introduction to the sport, backed by the quality and reputation of the Triumph brand.

Key features of the TRIUMPH TXP 12:

Motor and battery: Equipped with a high-performance 600W brushless motor and a 43V lithium battery, it offers up to 4 hours of runtime under moderate use. Chassis and suspension: Features a tubular steel chassis and adjustable air suspension with 50 mm and 60 mm of travel, adapting to various terrains and riding styles.

Versatility: Includes a seat that is easy to install and remove, allowing for different configurations—whether for testing, exploration, or recreational riding—thereby expanding its range of uses.

Advanced control: Equipped with a control panel that allows for adjustments to speed, power, and throttle response, catering to different skill levels and rider preferences.