The Mini KLF Pro kids electric dirt bike runs a 36V QS hub motor with 350W rated power and 800W peak output, a 36V 12Ah lead acid battery and three adjustable speed modes, built for riders aged 5 to 10 who are ready for their first real taste of off-road riding. Not road legal in the UK.
You get a 6 month warranty on all major bike components, supported by our fully-equipped national service centres. See full warranty details.
E-bikes with motors over 250W or speeds above 25 km/h are for use on private land only, with the landowner’s permission.
| Model | Mini KLF Pro |
| Rated Power | 350W |
| Maximum Output Power | 800W |
| Maximum Rotational Speed | 460 RPM |
| Maximum Torque | 31 Nm |
| Battery | Lead-Acid 36V 12Ah |
| Controller | Brushless, Three-Speed Regulation, 25A |
| Charge Time | Contact us for details |
| Range per Charge | Up to 30km |
| Top Speed | Up to 19mph (30km/h) |
| Tyre Size | Front and Rear: 2.50-10 |
| Front Suspension | Inverted Aluminium Absorption |
| Rear Suspension | Spring Shock Absorption |
| Brakes | Front and Rear Mechanical Disc Brakes |
| Seat Height | 585mm |
| Ground Clearance | 230mm |
| Wheelbase | 840mm |
| Dimensions | 1,210 x 540 x 785mm |
| Net Weight | 32.7kg |
| Recommended Age | Ages 5-10 |
| Warranty | 6 Months |
| Road Legal | Not road legal in the UK |
The three speed brushless controller is the smartest thing about the Mini KLF Pro and parents will quietly appreciate it more than the kids do. Start them off with the lowest setting while they find their feet, then work up to 19mph when the confidence catches up with the enthusiasm. Its the kind of progressive setup that actually works in the real world, because handing a five year old full power on the first ride is a decision you only make once.
Thirty one Newton metres of torque from a hub motor that weighs almost nothing is a genuinely impressive number for a kids electric dirt bike at this price. The QS motor delivers instant, smooth acceleration without the jerky power delivery that puts younger riders off early on. At 32.7kg the bike sits low and balanced, the 585mm seat height keeps riders planted and in control, and the compact 1210mm frame means even younger riders feel comfortable from the very first ride.
Inverted aluminium front forks and spring rear suspension aren’t features you’d normally expect at this end of the market and yet here they are, doing exactly what suspension is supposed to do. Bumps, roots, gravel and the general chaos of a garden or trail get absorbed quietly so the rider stays focused on the fun ahead. Front and rear mechanical disc brakes back it all up with consistent stopping power, because at 19mph on loose ground, reliable brakes aren’t optional they’re the whole point.
The 36V 12Ah lead acid battery delivers up to 30km per charge depending on terrain and rider weight, which for a young rider translates to a very long afternoon of exploration. The three speed settings also have a direct effect on range, so keeping it in the lower modes stretches the ride out even further. Charge it overnight and its ready to go again in the morning, no fuel, no fumes, no noise and absolutely no maintenance headaches to worry about.
Everything about the Mini KLF Pro is designed around the rider using it. The 585mm seat height, 840mm wheelbase and 230mm ground clearance give younger riders a stable, planted feel without the bike ever feeling too big or too intimidating. The 2.50-10 tyres front and rear find grip across dirt, grass and gravel without drama, and the overall geometry keeps the handling predictable and forgiving. Some bikes look the part but feel wrong the moment a kid sits on them. This one doesn’t.
The Mini KLF Pro is where proper off-road riding begins for ages 5 to 10. Its not a toy and it doesn’t ride like one. Real suspension, real brakes, a proper hub motor and adjustable speed settings that grow with the rider make this one of the most sensible first bikes on the market, at a price that makes even more sense. First bikes leave a lasting impression and this one leaves a good one, usually followed immediately by a request to go again.
