Kayo E-Bull Electric Kids’ ATV Quad Bike – 48V 2100W Peak

The Kayo E-Bull electric kids’ ATV quad bike is the next step up from the FOX-E, combining Kayo’s proven junior ATV chassis with a smooth, virtually silent electric powertrain.

Supplied fully assembled and professionally prepared by South Quay Leisure. Unlike a boxed or partially assembled machine, your E-Bull is built up, inspected and PDI checked by our workshop team before collection or delivery.

Its 1,000W brushless DC motor produces up to 2,100W peak power and is paired with a 48V 20Ah lead-acid battery. A soft-start throttle, four selectable driving modes, reverse and a removable key-controlled speed limiter allow an adult to tailor the performance as the rider’s confidence develops.

Fully assembled and PDI checked

• Professionally assembled by our workshop team
• Steering, suspension, brakes and controls checked
• Battery and electrical functions tested
• Final inspection completed before handover
• Operational handover available on collection

Collection and delivery

Collection is available from our waterside showroom and workshop in Poole, Dorset. You can purchase online and select collection at checkout. Please contact us before ordering if you would like to discuss current availability or arrange delivery.

Key features

• 1,000W brushless DC motor with 2,100W peak output
• 48V 20Ah lead-acid battery
• Up to 15 miles range, depending on rider, terrain and conditions
• Approximately 8-hour charging time
• Automatic transmission with four driving modes and reverse
• Removable key-controlled speed limiter
• Independent single-wishbone front suspension with adjustable toe
• 250mm adjustable rear suspension
• Twin front brakes and single rear brake
• Front parking brake
• Headlight and taillight
• 16 × 8-7 front and rear tyres

Specifications

UK dealer support

Supplied by South Quay Leisure / JetSeaHub in Poole, Dorset, with UK-based parts, technical support and workshop facilities.

Important: This vehicle is for off-road use only on suitable private land with the landowner’s permission. It is not road legal and must not be used on public roads, pavements, cycle lanes or public rights of way. Children must be supervised by a responsible adult and should wear appropriate protective equipment.