TRIUMPH TXP OFF-ROAD ELECTRIC MINIS

Triumph Motorcycles has unveiled its first-ever range of off-road electric motorcycles, with their all-new Triumph TXP range, powered by OSET. Designed primarily for young riders, the TXP lineup introduces four models tailored to specific age groups, each featuring purpose-built frames, scalable electric performance, and advanced safety systems. The range offers a unique 2-in-1 modular design that allows both seated off-road and standing trials-style riding. Finished in the classic Triumph Performance Yellow and Graphite Black livery, this new generation of electric youth motorcycles marks a dynamic step into Triumph’s off-road future.

Since joining the Triumph family in 2022, the OSET team has been working alongside Triumph’s world-renowned design and engineering team to further develop their championship-winning trials technology. Supporting riders at every stage of their development, from finding their balance to mastering technical terrain, each bike is engineered from the ground up with age-specific frames, geometry, controls, and components. Everything is scaled and optimised for the rider’s size and experience.

Tthe new TXP models feature a lightweight chassis, advanced rider ergonomics, a unique 2-in-1 modular set-up, and Triumph’s bold Performance Yellow and Graphite Black livery.

The new Triumph TXP range starts with the TXP-12 for children as young as three, followed by the TXP-16 and the TXP-20 for growing riders, culminating in the largest and most powerful TXP-24, which is ideal for children over the age of ten, teenagers and adults up to 90kg. Available to order now at selected Triumph dealerships around the world, with pre-Christmas delivery, the TXP range is the ultimate gift for adventurous families.

Each TXP model features a brushless motor for smooth, predictable power, scaled to rider age and experience. From the 600W TXP-12 to the 1600W TXP-24, the range delivers responsive torque with adjustable throttle response, speed, and power. Smart control systems include FOC (Field-Oriented Control), a motor management system that applies magnetic fields at optimal intervals to deliver maximum torque and smooth response, and Active Power Stabilisation (APS), that ensures consistent power output even as the battery depletes, maintaining peak performance throughout the ride. High-capacity lithium batteries feature IP67-rated waterproofing and diagnostic support for added reliability.

The TXP bikes are built on lightweight steel frames with age-specific geometry, two seat height options and child-friendly ergonomics. Suspension setups are scaled to rider size, with adjustable forks and shocks supporting growth and varied terrain. Each bike is designed to grow with the rider, with tool-free configuration changes and intuitive control layouts.

Braking systems range from cable-operated on the TXP-12 to four-piston hydraulic disc brakes on the TXP-24, ensuring safe, progressive stopping power. Each model is extensively tested in off-road environments and built to Triumph’s high standards, with premium specifications that mirror its full-size off-road motorcycles.

Robust safety systems ensure peace of mind for parents and create secure, confidence-building experiences for young riders. Age-appropriate controls and ergonomics to support safe, confident riding. Features include magnetic safety lanyards and PIN-protected parental speed controls, two-stage startup sequences and IP67-rated water-resistant electronics.

TXP-12: The Perfect Start for the Youngest Riders

The TXP-12 is designed for children aged 3 to 5, offering a safe and confidence-building introduction to motorcycling. The TXP-12 is lightweight, sitting at just 22.7kg in Trials set up, making it easy to lift, manoeuvre and control. The low seat height at 360mm in Trials mode, and 445mm in Explore mode, allows young riders to plant both feet firmly on the ground, while child-sized grips and short-reach brake levers ensure comfortable operation. The compact chassis has a 675mm wheelbase, 152mm ground clearance, and low 650mm handlebar height, creating balance and low-speed stability for small riders. The TXP-12 features a 50mm front fork, plus a 60mm coil rear shock with preload adjustability for growing riders.

The TXP-12 has a Triumph-tuned 600W 43V brushless motor, and the sealed, high-capacity battery pack provides up to three hours of light riding or shorter sessions at full power in trials mode. An integrated LED panel shows real-time battery state of charge so riders or parents can easily monitor usage, and charging is made easy with tool-free battery removal, a twist-lock connector and built-in carry handle.

A secure PIN-protected keypad that adjusts power, speed up to 14mph, and throttle response across four levels ensures parents remain in control. The bike’s magnetic safety lanyard and two-stage startup system add layers of protection, while IP67-rated electronics keep the bike safe from water and dust. The TXP-12 features Triumph’s unique 2in1 modular set up, featuring a removable seat and modular mudguard, helping build balance and coordination from the earliest stages.

TXP-16: The Next Step in Confidence, Power, and Control

For riders aged 5 to 7, the TXP-16 builds on the foundation of the TXP-12 with increased power, upgraded suspension, and a slightly larger chassis. Its 765W 43V motor delivers more torque and a top speed of 19mph, while maintaining the smooth, predictable throttle feel that helps young riders develop control and confidence.

The TXP-16 introduces hydraulic disc brakes for stronger, more progressive stopping power, and features a scaled steel frame with a 720mm wheelbase for improved stability. Suspension travel increases to 80mm at the front and 90mm at the rear, supporting more adventurous riding across varied terrain. Like the TXP-12, it benefits from two-in-one modular setup, allowing riders to switch between seated and standing configurations in seconds.

Engineered for growing riders, the TXP-16 is just 26.2kg in weight in Trials set-up, providing light, agile handling. Ergonomics are carefully considered, with a 550mm seat height in Xplore mode and 450mm in Trials mode, ensuring easy footing and control. The simplified handlebar layout and child-specific controls make the TXP-16 approachable, while its advanced electronics, including APS and FOC, deliver consistent performance and efficient power management.

TXP-20: Built for Competition and Play

The TXP-20 is designed for riders aged 7 to 10 who are ready to explore more technical terrain or enter junior trials competitions. With a powerful 1200W motor and a high-capacity 50V, 20Ah lithium battery, the TXP-20 offers extended range, up to 35km/h top speed and increased torque for confident off-road riding. Triumph’s tuning ensures smooth throttle mapping across all four rider modes, whether configured for trail exploration or trials precision.

Suspension is significantly upgraded, with a 125mm air-sprung front fork and a 120mm rear monoshock, both featuring rebound adjustment. The larger steel chassis has a 1085mm wheelbase and weighs from 40.7kg depending on its configuration. Front and rear 180mm dual-piston hydraulic discs provide strong, reliable stopping power.

Tailored to this age group, seat height to 525mm in Trials mode or 700mm in Xplore mode, and ground clearance is 255mm, supporting confident footing and adaptability for different riding styles and abilities. As well as the unique modular riding setup, the TXP-20 has diagnostic-ready electronics, showing system fault codes and service alerts for quick troubleshooting and allowing quick servicing.

TXP-24: Big Performance, Youth-Friendly Control

The TXP-24 is the most powerful and versatile model in the TXP range, designed for riders aged 10 and above, offering serious off-road capability and championship-winning performance for older youths and adults up to 90kg. It features a 1600W motor paired with a 50V, 28Ah lithium battery, deliver up to 38.6km/h top speed and extended ride time.

Its steel frame is the largest in the range, with a 1220mm wheelbase, offering 305mm ground clearance and a weight from 48.1kg depending on the rider’s setup. Suspension is fully air-adjustable, with 160mm front fork travel and 145mm rear shock travel, including rebound, compression, and volume adjustment. Hydraulic disc brakes are upgraded to four-piston calipers with 203mm front and 180mm rear rotors, offering race-level stopping power.

Despite its capability, the TXP-24 remains approachable. Ergonomics are scaled for older youths and adults, with seat height options of 635mm in the Trials set up and 810mm in Xplore mode.

The Triumph TXP Electric Range will be available in local Triumph dealerships in the first half of 2026. For more information or to find your local dealer, visit TriumphMotorcycles.com.au