



M7 Kids Electric Motorcycle
A retro mini e-motorcycle made for first throttles — small, light and easy to learn, built for riders 3 to 12. Not just a balance bike.

What Makes Baicyle M7 Different?

Simple From the First Twist.
A gentle turn of the right-hand grip gets the M7 moving with smooth, straightforward power. The 150 W motor is tucked into the rear wheel, with no gears or riding modes to work through, and the top speed stays fixed at 16 km/h.

Motorbike Looks. Kid-Friendly Weight.
The steel tube frame gives the M7 the stance of a proper little motorbike, while the whole bike weighs just 10.5 kg. That makes it easier for young riders to handle at low speed and easier to bring upright after a minor tip-over—so they can reset and have another go.

More Than Just a Bike Battery
Lift out the 90 Wh battery without tools, charge it indoors over USB-C at up to 65 W, and enjoy up to 15 km of riding. It also doubles as a power bank for compatible phones and tablets—handy for family days out.
Specifications
| SUITABLE AGES | 3–12 Years |
| BIKE WEIGHT | 10.5 kg |
| MAXIMUM RIDER WEIGHT | 64 kg |
| OVERALL DIMENSIONS | 980 × 520 × 670 mm |
| PACKED DIMENSIONS | 980 × 220 × 500 mm |
| PACKED WEIGHT | 13.2 kg |
| TOP SPEED | 16 km/h |
| IP RATING | IP54 |
| MOTOR | 150 W Brushless Rear Hub Motor |
| BATTERY | 18 V 5 Ah Lithium-ion (90 Wh) |
| BATTERY TYPE | Removable |
| CELL FORMAT | 18650 Lithium-ion |
| CHARGING PORT | USB-C |
| MAX. CHARGING POWER | 65 W |
| CHARGING TIME | Approx. 2–3 Hours |
| ESTIMATED RANGE | Up to 15 km |
| FRAME | High-Carbon Steel |
| FRONT FORK | High-Carbon Steel Rigid Fork |
| TYRES | 12 × 2.125 in Pneumatic Tyres |
| REAR BRAKE | Drum Brake |
| DRIVETRAIN | Direct Drive |
Baicycle M7 FAQs
Is the M7 suitable for a first-time rider?
The M7 is designed to make those first powered rides simple. Young riders can start with the power switched off to get comfortable with steering and braking, then move on to the twist throttle when they are ready.
There are no gears or riding modes to work through, and the bike weighs just 10.5 kg, making it easier to handle than a larger electric motorbike. Adult supervision and appropriate protective gear should always be used. Baicycle currently positions the M7 for riders aged 3–12.
How fast does the M7 go?
The M7 has a fixed top speed of 16 km/h. Power is controlled using the right-hand twist throttle, with no gears or selectable riding modes.
For new riders, we recommend practising steering and braking with the power switched off before progressing to powered riding.
How far can the M7 ride on one charge?
The M7 offers an estimated range of up to 15 km on a full charge.
Actual range can vary depending on rider weight, riding surface, riding style, temperature and how frequently the throttle is used.
How long does the battery take to charge?
A full charge takes approximately 2–3 hours under normal charging conditions.
The M7 uses a removable 18 V 5 Ah (90 Wh) lithium-ion battery and supports USB-C charging at up to 65 W, so the battery can be taken indoors for charging instead of bringing the whole bike inside.
Is the battery removable?
Yes. The 90 Wh battery can be removed without tools, making it easier to charge indoors or take with you when the bike is stored away.
The battery can also be used as a power bank for compatible phones and tablets.
What age is the M7 designed for?
The M7 is designed for young riders aged 3–12 years.
Age should be treated as a general guide rather than the only measure of suitability. A rider should be able to comfortably control the bike, steering and brake before using powered riding. The maximum specified rider weight is 64 kg.
What type of surfaces is the M7 designed for?
The M7 is best suited to supervised recreational riding on private property, such as backyards and family properties.
Its 12-inch pneumatic tyres provide some cushioning, but the M7 uses a rigid fork and does not have front or rear suspension, so it should not be presented as a suspension-equipped dirt bike for aggressive off-road riding.
Is the M7 waterproof?
The M7 has an IP54 rating, which means it is designed to resist dust and water splashes during normal use.
It is not waterproof and should not be submerged, pressure washed or deliberately ridden in heavy rain or deep water.
What braking system does the M7 use?
The M7 uses a rear drum brake.
For first-time riders, we recommend learning the braking response with the motor switched off before progressing to powered riding. The M7’s simple control layout means there are no gears or riding modes to manage while learning.
Can the M7 be ridden on public roads or bike paths?
The M7 is a throttle-controlled kids electric motorcycle, not a pedal-assist e-bike. It should be treated as a recreational product for private-property use unless local regulations specifically permit otherwise.
Rules for electric motorcycles and powered recreational devices vary between Australian states and territories, so customers should check the rules that apply where they live before riding in any public area.








