Having acquired Oset Bikes in 2022, Triumph has now launched a range of electric motorcycles for younger riders: the TXP range, powered by Oset. It consists of four models, with scalable electric performance, premium design and built-in safety features.
The new TXP models feature a lightweight chassis, advanced rider ergonomics, and a unique 2-in-1 modular set-up, combined with striking yellow and black livery.
The TXP range starts with the TXP-12 for children as young as three, followed by the TXP-16 and the TXP-20 for growing riders, culminating in the TXP-24, ideal for children over the age of 10, teenagers, and adults up to 90kg.
Nick Bloor, chief executive officer, Triumph Motorcycles, said: “The TXP range represents an exciting new chapter for Triumph. Since bringing Oset into the Triumph family, we’ve blended our expertise to develop a range that’s not only technically advanced but also rooted in real-world riding experience. By combining our off-road race-winning engineering experience with Oset’s proven electric trials expertise, we have created a product line that can empower the next generation of riders.
“As a family business, I’m excited to see families riding Triumphs together, sharing the joy of motorcycling across generations. Riding an electric bike helps young riders develop motor skills, balance and coordination, but it also builds confidence and a lifelong love for motorcycling.”
There are four models in the new electric-powered TXP rangeIan Smith, Oset founder, added: “Being part of Triumph has given Oset the platform to scale our technology and reach new riders. The TXP range carries forward everything we’ve built, from trials championships to community riding. With the support of Triumph dealers worldwide, we can reach more families, support more communities, and continue to evolve the technology that’s helped thousands of young riders discover the thrill of two wheels. It’s about taking fun seriously and building the future of the sport.”
New 450
Triumph has also added the new TF 450-X to its 2026 line-up. The lightweight 108.3kg chassis holds a 450cc four-stroke single generating 62hp, making it the most powerful engine in its class. Ensuring that competition riders have everything they need to go racing, the TF 450-X features premium componentry, including Brembo brakes, KYB suspension, Pro Taper bars, and D.I.D wheels as standard, along with race-optimised electronics including launch and traction control, a quickshifter, and dual engine maps.
All the above comes in at a £9995 basic retail price, which includes the new Performance Yellow graphics kit.