Kids Electric Motorcycles

Our kids electric motorcycles give young riders their first taste of two wheels in a way that is quiet, clean and easy to control. The range runs from gentle road-style ride-on motorcycles that top out at around 10-15 km/h for small beginners, up to sportier electric dirt bikes reaching about...
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Our kids electric motorcycles give young riders their first taste of two wheels in a way that is quiet, clean and easy to control. The range runs from gentle road-style ride-on motorcycles that top out at around 10-15 km/h for small beginners, up to sportier electric dirt bikes reaching about 30 km/h for older, more confident children. Whichever you pick, an electric motorbike for children builds balance, coordination and confidence while swapping engine noise and petrol fumes for a simple rechargeable battery.

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Kids electric motorcycle specifications - what they mean

  • Top speed matched to age: entry models are limited to roughly 10-15 km/h, ideal for 3 to 6 year olds still finding their balance, while sportier bikes reach about 30 km/h for older, experienced riders. Match the speed to the child rather than the other way around.
  • Battery and runtime: most models run on a sealed, rechargeable battery that gives roughly 45 minutes up to a couple of hours of play per charge, depending on speed and terrain. A larger battery means fewer stops and longer riding sessions.
  • Safety features: look for a throttle that stops the moment it is released, a low centre of gravity, training wheels or wide stabilisers on beginner models, and on some bikes a parental speed limiter or remote cut-off for extra peace of mind.
  • Build and terrain: road-style ride-on motorcycles use smoother tyres for flat driveways and gardens, while electric dirt bikes add real suspension, chunky off-road tyres and stronger frames for grass, gravel and forest trails.
  • Weight limit: every model lists a maximum rider weight, which usually rises with the size of the bike. Staying within it keeps performance and safety where they should be, so check it against your child before you buy.

Which model is right for you?

  • First-timers aged 3 to 6: a low, stable ride-on motorcycle around 10-15 km/h with training wheels or stabilisers, built for the garden and flat driveways.
  • Confident younger riders: a slightly quicker road-style bike without stabilisers, giving more independence while keeping speeds sensible.
  • Older, adventurous kids: an electric dirt bike reaching about 30 km/h, with suspension and off-road tyres for grass, gravel and trails.
  • Backyard vs off-road: if riding is mostly on level ground, a road-style model is plenty; if forest paths and rougher terrain are on the menu, choose a dirt-style bike with better shock absorption and grip.
  • Fans of the extras: for children who care about the details, look for models with light effects, sound, colour choices and a parental remote control.

Kids electric motorcycle sales in Tallinn and across Estonia

Ampride handles kids electric motorcycle sales in Tallinn, Tartu and across the whole of Estonia through our online store, with the same bikes shipped internationally too. Order online and we deliver anywhere in Estonia in 1-3 business days, often with free shipping, and you can spread the cost with instalments or pay in three interest-free parts at checkout. Every ride-on motorcycle is backed by a manufacturer warranty and supported by our own in-house service team, so help with spare parts or repairs is only a message away. Browse the full kids e-mobility range, and if your child prefers standing to sitting, take a look at our kids electric scooters.

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Most models suit children from around 3 years old and up. Beginner ride-on motorcycles at 10-15 km/h are aimed at 3 to 6 year olds, while faster dirt-style bikes near 30 km/h are better for older, more experienced riders. Always check the age and rider-weight guidance listed on each product.
It depends on the model. Entry-level bikes are limited to roughly 10-15 km/h for small beginners, while sportier electric dirt bikes reach about 30 km/h for older children. Many models let you or the bike itself cap the speed for younger riders.
Runtime varies with the model, but you can generally expect somewhere between about 45 minutes and a couple of hours of riding per charge, depending on speed, rider weight and terrain. Bigger batteries mean longer sessions between charges.
Yes, when the model is matched to the child. Beginner bikes have a low centre of gravity, gentle speeds and often training wheels or stabilisers, plus a throttle that stops as soon as it is released. Adult supervision and a helmet are always recommended.
A road-style electric motorcycle is built for flat surfaces like driveways and gardens, with smoother tyres. An electric dirt bike adds proper suspension, chunky off-road tyres and a stronger frame so it can handle grass, gravel and forest trails.
Road-style ride-on motorcycles are happiest on flat ground, while dirt-style models are made for off-road use thanks to their suspension and grippy tyres. If trails are the plan, choose a dirt bike; for the backyard, a road-style bike is plenty.
Every model lists its own maximum rider weight, which usually increases with the size of the bike. Staying within that limit keeps the motor, battery and frame performing safely, so compare it against your child before buying.
Many models include a parental speed limiter, and some smaller bikes come with a remote control that lets an adult manage speed or stop the bike entirely. Check the individual product details to see which controls it offers.
These are ride-on toys for private, supervised use rather than road vehicles, so rules vary by location. Check your local regulations, and browse the wider kids e-mobility range for options to suit your child.
We deliver across Estonia in 1-3 business days, often with free shipping, and ship internationally too. At checkout you can spread the cost with instalments or pay in three interest-free parts.
It comes down to age, size and where they will ride. As a rule, younger beginners suit slow, stable road-style bikes and older, confident riders suit faster dirt bikes. Compare the full lineup in our kids collection to find the right fit.
Yes. Alongside electric motorcycles we offer kids electric scooters and other e-mobility toys. If your child prefers standing to sitting, take a look at our kids electric scooters.