Explore our range of ride on quad ATVs designed for safe, exciting fun. With both 12V and 24V models available, these kids’ quad bikes offer a sturdy build, realistic design, and easy handling the perfect toy for little adventurers.
Ride-On Quads & ATVs – FAQs
Got questions about our ride-on quads and ATVs? From age limits and weight capacity to speed, battery life, terrain use, and safety, here are the answers parents ask most about our 12V and 24V models, including the licensed Can-Am range.
What age and weight are ride-on quads suitable for?
Most 12V quads support 25–45 kg and are best for younger riders starting at age 3. Larger 24V models support 30–60 kg, depending on the setup. For example, the 24V 800W Licensed Can-Am Renegade 4×4 ATV has a weight limit of 30 kg, while the 24V 800W Licensed Can-Am Outlander 2-Seater ATV supports up to 60 kg. Other non-branded models are also available in similar ranges. Always check the product specifications for exact limits.
How fast do ride-on quads go?
Speed depends on voltage and motor setup. Typical 24V quads with 800W motors can reach 8–10km/h, with selectable speed modes for safety. Standard 12V models usually run at 3–6 km/h, which is suitable for younger children learning to ride.
How long does the battery last and how long should I charge it?
Run time varies with battery size and terrain. Expect around 45–90 minutes per charge. Most 24V quads use 7Ah–14Ah batteries: the larger the capacity, the longer the ride time. Charging usually takes 8–10 hours. For reference, dual 24V 7Ah setups can double the runtime compared to a single 7Ah battery.
Do ride-on quads have parental remote controls?
Quads generally do not come with parental remote controls, unlike ride-on cars and buggies. These vehicles are designed for children to ride independently, so adult supervision is mandatory during use.
What safety features do ride-on quads include?
Ride-on quads do not include seatbelts. Safety relies on parental supervision, safe riding areas, and proper protective gear. Always ensure children wear helmets and closed-toe shoes. Some models feature soft-start acceleration, LED lights, and horn/music functions for added safety and fun.
What terrain can ride-on quads handle?
Most 24V quads with EVA/rubber tyres and suspension can handle grass, gravel, dirt tracks, and driveways. For models with PVC hard plastic tyres, performance is still durable but noisier on hard surfaces. Always refer to the product description to confirm whether EVA/rubber tyres are included. Avoid steep hills, wet areas, or deep mud to protect the motor and electronics.
How do I charge and care for the battery?
Turn the ATV off before charging. Plug the charger into the port and then into a wall outlet. Normal charge time is 8–10 hours. When the charger light is red, it is charging; when it turns green, the battery is full. Recharge after every ride and never leave the battery flat. For longer storage, top up at least once a month to maintain battery health.
Are ride-on quads hard to assemble?
No — most arrive partially assembled. Typical setup includes attaching the wheels, seat, and handlebars, plus connecting the battery. Assembly usually takes 30–60 minutes. Endless Toys provides video assistance for popular models, with more guides coming to our website.
What extra features do ride-on quads include?
Many 24V ATVs include Bluetooth speakers, USB/TF playback, built-in music, working headlights, and power displays. Premium models may also feature 4×4 drive, spring suspension, and spacious seating for comfort and realism.
Can two kids ride together?
Yes, some 24V two-seater ATVs are designed for siblings or friends. For example, the Licensed Can-Am Outlander 2-Seater ATV supports up to 60 kg combined weight. Always follow the seating and weight capacity listed in the product specifications.