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01Built for the long haul

The end of the Zippi line.

The Rebel 24 Pro is full-size, adult-grade. The answer for the teenage rider whose first Zippi was a Rippa 12 — and who's now ready to ride next to mum and dad.

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EPIC

Adult-grade everything.

Full-size 24″ wheels, 100mm suspension, 1500W motor, hydraulic discs, alloy frame. The components on this bike are what you'd find on a proper adult e-mountain bike — sized for a teenage rider.

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READY

10Ah of teenage stamina.

Biggest battery in the Zippi range. 48V 10Ah for 100-130 minutes of real-world riding. Enough range for a teen to keep up with mum and dad on a proper Sunday loop.

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100% FUN

The end of the Zippi line.

When a teenager's outgrown the Rebel 24 Pro, they're outgrown the kids' bike category entirely. This is the last Zippi a family buys before they're shopping the adult aisle.

02

The top of the Zippi range. 1500W, DNM AO-8RC suspension, 55 km/h top speed. The biggest electric balance bike we make.

The Rebel 24" Pro is what we build for the riders who've outgrown everything else in the range. 24-inch wheels, 1500W motor, three speed modes peaking at 55 km/h, DNM AO-8RC suspension front and rear. It's for confident, experienced riders aged 12-15 who want serious off-road capability — and parents who want a bike that grows from "supervised first ride" to "let them rip" through the speed-mode system.

Why the Rebel 24" Pro is the top tier

The 1500W brushless motor is genuine performance — 50% more output than the Rebel 20" Pro and three times what the Rippa 20" puts out. That's serious pulling power on hills, real acceleration through soft ground, and the kind of speed that needs proper components to handle safely. The DNM AO-8RC suspension is a step up from the Rebel 20" Pro's already-strong setup — adjustable, race-grade kit that handles the kind of riding a 14-year-old does on dirt.

Three speed modes — 20 km/h, 35 km/h, 55 km/h. Mode 1 is appropriate for a younger or less experienced rider getting used to the extra weight and power. Mode 3 is the top of the Zippi range and the fastest mode any of our bikes offer. The mode switch is on the bike, so parents control the rollout.

What you get

The bike24-inch wheels, steel frame, 1500W brushless motor, hydraulic disc brakes (front and rear), DNM AO-8RC suspension front and rear, twist throttle. 27 kg total.

Removable lithium battery48V 15Ah — highest-capacity battery in the Zippi range. Around 40-60 min ride time, 5-6 hours to charge. Most serious riders carry a spare.

Three speed modes20 km/h (mode 1), 35 km/h (mode 2), 55 km/h (mode 3). Mode switch on the bike.

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What's in the box

  • 1 × Zippi Rebel 24" Pro Kids Electric Balance Bike
  • 1 × Removable lithium battery
  • 1 × 240V charger
  • 1 × Quick-start guide
  • 12-month manufacturer warranty
  • Tasmania-based Aussie support

Why parents pick Zippi

We're two motorcycle families behind Zippi — Toby, Carmen, Laura and Mark. We built every bike in the range for our own kids first. They rode prototypes for two years before we sold a single bike in 2018. Eight years on, we still answer the emails ourselves.

The Rebel 24" Pro is the top of what we make — the bike for riders who've grown all the way through the range. After this, families move up to our sister brand FXB for higher-powered options. But for most kids, the Rebel 24" Pro is a multi-year bike that takes them right through the back half of their teens.

When something goes wrong, you email an Australian family that owns Zippi bikes themselves. The catchphrase is plain English: raise balanced kids. Bikes are how we do it.

03Tech specs

Everything under the paint.

Wheel size
24″
Recommended age
Teens
Recommended height
155-180 cm
Recommended inseam
78-92 cm
Max rider weight
100 kg
Bike weight
27 kg
Frame
6061 aluminium alloy
Motor
1500W Brushless Rear-Hub (2500w Peak)
Battery
48V 15Ah lithium-ion
Charger
240V AC included
Charge time
5-6 hours
Ride time
100-130 minutes (real-world)
Top speed
Mode 1: 20 km/h · Mode 2: 35 km/h · Mode 3: 55 km/h
Suspension
Front fork, 100mm travel
Brakes
Hydraulic front and rear disc brakes
Tyres
24″ all-terrain
Throttle
Twist + pedal-assist
Seat height
800-920 mm (adjustable)
Compliance
Private property use

Specs may evolve between production runs — the bike you receive will match or exceed what's listed here. Real-world ride time depends on rider weight, terrain and how hard they're hammering the throttle.

04In the box

What you'll unpack.

Bikes ship 90% assembled. Allow 15–30 minutes from box to first ride. All tools included.

  • Zippi Rebel 24 Pro24″ full-size frame with full suspension, 90% assembled
  • 240V ChargerFast charger for the 48V 15Ah pack
  • Tool KitFull hex set, brake bleeder, suspension tools
  • Rider's manual + service guideFull setup, suspension tuning, service intervals
  • Adult-grade safety gear required45 km/h on full-size geometry. Full-face, body armour, gloves. No exceptions.
05Pick the right one

Find your size.

Numbers are riding-fit guides — the inseam where most kids ride confidently, not the absolute minimum or maximum.

BikeAgeInseamHeightBest for
Ride 10″The original2–834–48 cm85–125 cmFirst-timers, training wheels included
Rippa 12″First Rippa2–638–52 cm90–120 cmConfident toddlers, balance-bike grads
Rippa 16″Pump-track ready5–1052–68 cm115–145 cmSkate parks, bush trails, growing kids
Rippa 20″Big kid energy9–1568–82 cm140–165 cmConfident riders, longer rides, real speed
Rebel 20″ ProThe step-up10+70–85 cm140–165 cmTrail-ready kids stepping past pump tracks
Rebel 24″ ProThe flagshipTeens78–92 cm155–180 cmFull-size answer for proper e-bike territory

Between sizes? Size up if they're growing fast or already confident. Size down if they're new to riding.

06Not sure?

Compare to its siblings.

Smaller kid? Look smaller. Bigger kid? Step up. Same family, same engineering bar.

Zippi Rebel 24″ electric balance bike — Front View — Australian kids ebike
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Rebel 24″ Pro

Age
Teens
Height
155-180 cm
Top speed
55 km/h
Price
$2,969.10
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07What parents are saying

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08Common questions

Before you buy.

Sizing, shipping, batteries, warranty. Pulled from real customer emails — full FAQ on its own page.

Who is the Rebel 24″ Pro for?
Kids aged 12–15 — the biggest bike Zippi makes. 24″ wheels, 1500W motor, three speed modes peaking at 55 km/h, DNM AO-8RC suspension front and rear, hydraulic disc brakes. The Rebel 24″ Pro is for confident, experienced riders who've outgrown 20″ wheels and want serious off-road capability. Most riders come to it from a Rebel 20″ Pro around age 12, or it's a starting point for taller riders who already know what they want.
Rebel 20″ Pro vs Rebel 24″ Pro — what's the difference?
Wheel size and power, mostly. The Rebel 24″ Pro has bigger 24″ wheels for taller riders, a 1500W motor (vs 1000W on the 20″), higher top speed (55 km/h vs 45 km/h), and DNM AO-8RC suspension which is a step up from the 20″ Pro's already-strong setup. Same three-mode speed control, same general riding style — the 24″ is the natural next bike when a kid outgrows the 20″ Pro physically. Most riders are on the 20″ Pro until around age 12, then 24″ Pro from there.
How fast does the Rebel 24″ Pro go?
Three modes: 20 km/h, 35 km/h, 55 km/h. That top speed makes it the fastest bike in the Zippi range — appropriate for the age group (12–15) and the bike's intended use on private property at speed. The three-mode system means parents can start with mode 1 while the rider gets used to the extra power and unlock mode 3 when they're ready.
How long does the battery last per charge?
Around 40–60 minutes of real-world ride time from the 48V 15Ah lithium battery — the highest-capacity pack in the Zippi range, feeding the 1500W motor. Charge time is about 5–6 hours from flat. The battery is removable for charging on the bench, and spares are available in the parts catalogue. For long ride days a spare battery is the usual call.
Can my kid ride the Rebel 24″ Pro on the footpath or street?
No. Like all kids electric balance bikes in Australia, the Rebel 24″ Pro is classified for private property use only. Driveways, back yards, private ovals, designated kids ride parks, off-road trails on private land — all fine. Public roads and footpaths — not legal, not allowed. The 1500W motor and 55 km/h top speed make this firmly an off-road and ride-park bike.
What's next after the Rebel 24″ Pro?
This is the biggest bike Zippi makes. After the Rebel 24″ Pro, riders typically move up to our sister brand FXB — higher-powered kids electric bikes built for teens and beyond. The Rebel 24″ Pro is a multi-year bike for most riders though, so this is a "down the track" question for most families.
What if something breaks?
Every Zippi comes with a 12-month manufacturer warranty. If something fails, you email us at sales@zippi.net.au and a Wilkin family member (one of us four) picks it up. Spare parts ship from our Tasmanian warehouse, usually next-day Australia-wide. No call centre, no Shenzhen middleman. The Rebel 24″ Pro gets ridden seriously hard — we keep deep spares stock for it accordingly.
How does the Rebel 24″ Pro compare to other 24″ kids ebikes in Australia?
The closest direct comparison in the Australian market is the GoBike 24″, which sits in similar territory but with different positioning — a 2500W (peak claimed not actual) motor pushing 61 km/h, more electric dirt bike than balance bike. The Rebel 24″ Pro is engineered as a kids balance bike with proper suspension and three-mode speed control, sized for the 12–15 age band. If you're after a higher-powered electric bike beyond what Zippi covers, our sister brand FXB is set up for exactly that — same family, different positioning.