Amped A20 Pro vs Revvi 20 Plus
Compare recommended age, rider height, power, battery, speed, suspension, weight and value to choose the right 20-inch electric bike.
Which bike should you buy?
Choose the Amped A20 Pro for a lighter, better-value performance bike suited to riders aged approximately 7ā13 and around 125ā150cm. Choose the Revvi 20 Plus for a taller, experienced rider who needs a larger 48V battery, full suspension and a more premium chassis.
The Amped reaches a slightly higher quoted top speed, but the Revvi has the stronger overall electrical and suspension package. The right choice is mainly determined by rider size, experience and budget.
The winner depends on the rider
Amped A20 Pro
Approximately 19kg, 800W power, hydraulic brakes and up to 28mph performance at a substantially lower purchase price.
Revvi 20 Plus
A 48V 15Ah battery, 1500W peak power, EXHO front forks and a Fastace rear shock create the more serious all-round platform.
Amped A20 Pro vs Revvi 20 Plus specifications
Specifications are based on the current UK models. Age and height ranges are practical guides rather than fixed limits.
| Feature | Amped A20 Pro | Revvi 20 Plus |
|---|---|---|
| Recommended Age | Approximately 7ā13 years | Approximately 10+ for confident riders |
| Ideal Rider Height | Approximately 125ā150cm | Approximately 145ā170cm |
| Motor | 800W electric motor | 48V 1000W brushless hub motor |
| Peak Power | 800W quoted motor output | Up to 1500W peak |
| Battery | 36V 10Ah lithium | 48V 15Ah lithium-ion |
| Speed Settings | 9.5 / 19 / 28mph | 13.6 / 20 / 27mph |
| Brakes | Front and rear hydraulic discs | Front and rear hydraulic discs |
| Front Suspension | Hydraulic adjustable forks, approximately 80mm | EXHO air forks with compression and rebound adjustment |
| Rear Suspension | No rear suspension | Fastace spring shock with compression and rebound adjustment |
| Bike Weight | Approximately 19kg | Approximately 28kg |
| Maximum Rider Weight | Approximately 100kg | Approximately 75kg |
| Best For | Value, lower weight and strong performance | Taller riders, battery capacity and full-suspension control |
Choose the Amped A20 Pro for value and manageability
Best for confident riders aged approximately 7ā13 and around 125ā150cm
The A20 Pro combines an 800W motor, 36V 10Ah battery, hydraulic brakes and adjustable front suspension in a bike weighing approximately 19kg.
Its lower weight makes it easier to support, lift and transport than the Revvi 20 Plus. It also offers excellent performance for its price and reaches a quoted maximum speed of approximately 28mph.
Choose it if:
- The rider is around 125ā150cm
- Lower weight matters
- You want the better-value option
- Front suspension is sufficient
- The rider wants up to 28mph
Think again if:
- The rider is closer to 150ā170cm
- Rear suspension is essential
- You want maximum battery capacity
- A more substantial chassis is preferred
- The rider is not yet confident
Choose the Revvi 20 Plus for battery and full suspension
Best for confident riders aged approximately 10+ and around 145ā170cm
The Revvi uses a 48V 1000W motor with up to 1500W peak power, a substantially larger 48V 15Ah battery and hydraulic disc brakes.
Its EXHO air forks and adjustable Fastace rear shock give it the clear suspension advantage. At approximately 28kg, however, it is considerably heavier than the Amped and requires more physical strength.
Choose it if:
- The rider is around 145ā170cm
- Full suspension matters
- You want the larger 48V battery
- The rider tackles rougher terrain
- You want the premium chassis
Think again if:
- The rider struggles with 28kg
- You want the lowest purchase price
- Ease of transport is important
- The rider is physically smaller
- They are still learning throttle control
My recommendation as a British motocross rider
The best specification is not automatically the best bike for every rider. A younger or smaller rider will normally progress more confidently on the lighter A20 Pro, even though the Revvi has the more advanced overall chassis.
For a confident rider around 125ā145cm, I would normally lean towards the Amped A20 Pro because its 19kg weight and strong performance make it excellent value. Once the rider is taller, physically stronger and regularly riding rougher ground, the Revvi 20 Plus becomes easier to justify.
Choose the Amped for value and agility. Choose the Revvi for full suspension, battery capacity and a taller fit.
Which bike wins each category?
Value and portability
Amped A20 Pro. It is substantially lighter and less expensive while still offering hydraulic brakes and serious performance.
Battery and suspension
Revvi 20 Plus. Its 48V 15Ah battery and adjustable front and rear suspension are the decisive upgrades.
Overall winner
It depends on rider size. Amped for approximately 125ā150cm; Revvi for approximately 145ā170cm and more demanding terrain.
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Ready to choose?
Choose the Amped A20 Pro for a lighter and better-value performance bike. Choose the Revvi 20 Plus when a taller, experienced rider will benefit from its larger battery and full-suspension chassis.
Age and height recommendations are guides only. Always consider the rider's height, strength, maturity and previous experience. Adult supervision and appropriate protective equipment are essential. Off-road use only on suitable private land.