Which Revvi Model Do I Own?
Before ordering a battery, charger, throttle, wheel, brake component or other replacement part, it is important to identify the exact Revvi model you own. This guide explains the quickest ways to distinguish between the Revvi 12, 16, 16 Plus, 16 XL, 18, 20, 20 Plus and 24.
The quickest way to identify your Revvi
Check the wheel size
Look at the writing moulded into the side of the tyre. This will normally show the wheel or tyre size and is often the fastest way to narrow down the model.
Check your original order
Your Garland Powersports order confirmation, invoice or original product listing should state whether the bike is a 12, 16, 16 Plus, 16 XL, 18, 20, 20 Plus or 24.
Check the bike labels
Look around the frame, battery compartment and electrical components for a model, voltage or identification label. Do not rely on colour alone because colours and graphics can vary.
Revvi model identification table
Use the table below to narrow down your model. The age information is only a general guide; rider height, ability and confidence are more important than age alone.
| Model | General rider stage | What to check | Shop the model |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revvi 12 | Small introductory balance bike | Check for a 12-inch tyre size and the compact frame used for younger riders. | Revvi 12 bikes |
| Revvi 16 | Standard 16-inch model | Check the tyre size, original order and electrical specification. Do not confuse it with the 16 Plus or 16 XL. | Revvi 16 bikes |
| Revvi 16 Plus | Higher-specification 16-inch model | Confirm that the original listing or invoice specifically says “16 Plus”. Some components differ from the standard Revvi 16. | Revvi 16 Plus bikes |
| Revvi 16 XL | Larger 16-inch platform | Look for “16 XL” in the order details or frame identification. The XL is a separate model rather than simply another 16 colour. | Revvi 16 XL bikes |
| Revvi 18 | Mid-size model for progressing riders | Check for an 18-inch tyre size and confirm the model against the original order before buying electrical parts. | Revvi 18 bikes |
| Revvi 20 | Larger, faster Revvi model | Check for a 20-inch tyre and confirm whether the bike is the standard Revvi 20 or the separate Revvi 20 Plus. | Revvi 20 bikes |
| Revvi 20 Plus | Premium full-suspension 20-inch model | Confirm “20 Plus” on your order. Do not order standard Revvi 20 parts unless the product listing specifically confirms compatibility. | Revvi 20 Plus bikes |
| Revvi 24 | Largest model in the Revvi range | Check for a 24-inch tyre size and confirm “Revvi 24” on the invoice, order confirmation or frame identification. | Revvi 24 bikes |
How to tell the similar models apart
The safest way to distinguish these bikes is to check your original order confirmation or model identification label. Do not assume every Revvi with 16-inch wheels uses the same battery, charger, throttle or controller.
- Check whether the invoice says “16” or “16 Plus”.
- Compare the voltage shown on the battery label.
- Match electrical connectors before ordering components.
The Revvi 16 XL has its own model-specific components. Confirm that your order says “16 XL” before purchasing wheels, suspension, electrical parts or replacement body components.
- Look for “XL” in the product name or order details.
- Check the frame and component layout against product images.
- Never select a part using wheel size alone.
Both names contain “20”, but the Revvi 20 Plus is a separate higher-specification platform. Batteries, chargers, throttles, suspension and other parts must be checked carefully.
- Check whether the order explicitly says “20 Plus”.
- Check the voltage and connector type.
- Read every compatibility note on the replacement-part page.
Even after identifying the main model, certain parts can vary by year or production version. Throttles, switches, connectors and electrical components are particularly important to match correctly.
- Compare the original part and connector before ordering.
- Check product-page compatibility notes.
- Send clear photographs if you remain unsure.
Ordering the correct Revvi replacement part
Once you have identified the model, check the replacement-part listing carefully. A part that looks similar may have a different connector, voltage, fitting or specification.
- Confirm the exact Revvi model.
- Check the approximate purchase year.
- Compare the voltage shown on the original component.
- Compare plugs, pins and connectors.
- Read all compatibility notes in the product description.
- Keep the original component until the replacement has been fitted.
Shop Revvi bikes by model
Once you have identified the bike, you can browse the matching model range or compare the rider’s next size.
Related Revvi help and shopping pages
Frequently asked questions
Can I identify my Revvi from its colour?
Colour can help, but it should not be used as the only identification method. The same model may be available in several colours, and graphics or colour options can change over time.
Is the wheel size enough to order parts?
Not always. Wheel size can narrow down the model, but bikes with similar wheel sizes may use different batteries, controllers, throttles and connectors.
Where can I find my battery voltage?
Check the label fitted to the battery. It should show key electrical information. Compare this carefully with the replacement-part listing.
What photographs should I take if I need help?
Take a clear photograph of the complete bike, the battery label, the original component and any electrical plugs or connectors. Also include your order number and approximate purchase date.
Do all Revvi batteries fit every model?
No. Batteries differ by model, voltage, size, connection and specification. Only order a battery that is explicitly listed as compatible with your exact bike.
Still unsure which Revvi you own?
Before ordering, send Garland Powersports your order number where available, together with a clear photograph of the full bike, battery label and the part you are replacing. We can then help point you towards the most likely compatible product.