TRSS
TRSS 12 – 12-inch Electric Balance Bike
TRSS 12 – 12-inch Electric Balance Bike
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Small wheels. A big first step.
The TRSS 12 brings our 525 race look to a compact electric balance bike. Its pedal-free layout lets riders focus on balance and throttle control, while three selectable speeds provide room to progress. An adjustable seat helps you dial in the fit.
Specifications
| Wheels | 12-inch |
|---|---|
| Motor | 36V brushless hub motor; 250W rated, 300W peak |
| Battery | 36V 5Ah lithium |
| Speed settings | 6 / 12 / 20 km/h |
| Estimated range | Approximately 15–20 km |
| Brake | Rear disc |
| Tyres | 2.4-inch off-road |
| Seat height | 380–430 mm, adjustable |
| Wheelbase | 700 mm |
| Rider height guide | 90–120 cm |
| Maximum rider weight | 80 kg |
Range varies with rider weight, terrain and riding conditions. Choose fit and speed for the rider’s ability; height is a guide.
Your colour. Our signature look.
Signal Red, Carbon Black or Electric Purple, with TRSS branding and 525 graphics.
Pre-launch preview. Images illustrate the TRSS colour and decal design. Order availability, delivery and warranty details will be announced before launch.
Questions? Contact our Australian family-run team.
Compare the bikes
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| Feature | TRSS 12 | TRSS 16 | TRSS 20 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wheel size | 12-inch | 16-inch | 20-inch |
| Seat height | 380–430 mm | 520–600 mm | 580–680 mm |
| Rider height guide | 90–120 cm | 115–135 cm | 125–150 cm |
| Rated motor power | 250W | 500W | 800W |
| Peak motor power | 300W | 700W | 1,200W |
| Speed settings | 6 / 12 / 20 km/h | 10 / 25 / 45 km/h | 15 / 30 / 55 km/h |
| Battery | 36V 5Ah | 36V 5Ah | 36V 10Ah, removable |
| Estimated range | 15–20 km | 20–25 km | 20–35 km |
| Brakes | Rear disc | Front and rear hydraulic disc | Front and rear hydraulic disc |
Use seat height and rider fit alongside ability when choosing a bike. Start with the lowest speed setting. Estimated range varies with rider weight, terrain and riding conditions.
