Revvi 12” Electric Balance Bike, Blue
£324.95
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Revvi 12” Electric Balance Bike, Blue
£324.95
Revvi 16” Plus Electric Balance Bike, Pink
£558.99
Revvi 16” Electric Balance Bike, Blue
£448.99
Amped A10 Electric Balance Bike, Black
£395.00
RFN Warrior SX-E400 Electric Bike, Pink Yellow
£499.00
£599.00
Amped A16 Electric Bike + Spare Battery Bundle, Black
£565.24
£594.99
RFN Warrior SX-E500 Electric Bike, Orange Blue
£649.00
£799.00
Amped A‑MX 12" Electric Dirt Bike, Black
£999.00
Amped A16 Pro Electric Bike + Spare Battery Bundle, White
£806.54
£848.99
Amped A16 Pro Electric Bike + Riding Gear Bundle, Black
£806.98
Revvi 16" Plus Electric Bike + Riding Gear Bundle, Pink
£683.98
Revvi 16" Plus Electric Bike & Spare Upgraded Battery Bundle, Blue
£640.30
£674.00
Compare kids’ electric bikes for riders between 105cm and 120cm tall at Garland Powersports. Explore electric balance bikes and compact off-road models from Revvi, Amped, RFN and STACYC, with options for first-time riders and children progressing from a smaller bike.
This height range often falls between starter bikes and larger 16-inch models. Your child’s inside-leg measurement, confidence and ability to handle the bike will help determine which option fits best.
Selected smaller bikes and riding bundles are also included. Check each product’s full recommended height range: a compact model that fits a child near 105cm may be too small as they approach 120cm.
Height helps narrow the choice, but inside leg confirms ground reach. Compare your child’s measurements with the bike’s seat height and manufacturer sizing information. For a first balance bike, they should be able to place both feet comfortably on the ground while seated.
Make sure the handlebars and brake controls are within comfortable reach, and that the rider can manage the bike’s weight. Two bikes with the same wheel size can have different seat heights, frame dimensions and handling.
Choose a bike that fits now. Moving straight to a larger model for extra growing room can make starting, stopping and turning more difficult.
A beginner and an experienced rider of the same height may need different bikes. Prioritise manageable weight and suitable low-speed settings for a first electric bike. When upgrading, consider how confidently your child already balances, brakes and controls the throttle.
Introduce powered riding gradually, using the lowest appropriate setting. Always use a suitable helmet and protective equipment, provide adult supervision and ride on private land with permission, away from traffic.
We offer specialist sizing advice, UK delivery options and support before and after purchase. Check each product for its specifications, assembly requirements and current stock or pre-order delivery window.
Need help choosing? Contact us with your child’s height, inside-leg measurement, current bike and riding experience, and we’ll help you find a suitable option.