All Electric Bikes

In Perth and across Australia, you can ride an electric bicycle on roads without dividing lines and where the speed limit is 25 km/h or less, as well as in bicycle lanes on such roads. It's important to ensure that your e-bike doesn't assist you to pedal faster than 25 km/h.

Electric bicycles work by combining pedal assist from a battery-powered electric motor with the rider's pedaling effort. When you pedal, the motor - powered by a rechargeable battery - kicks in to provide additional power to the wheel, making it easier to cycle, especially uphill or against the wind. The amount of assistance can be adjusted, and the sensors cause the motor to disengage when the pedals stop moving or you apply the brakes, similar to coasting in a car.

In Australia, electric bikes are legally required to be EN15194 certified and must have a motor output of no more than 250W with a pedal assist system. These e-bikes can go up to 25 km/h, at which point the motor assistance automatically cuts off to comply with the standard. An e-bike with a motor power over 250W or one that doesn't cut off at 25 km/h is illegal.

No, in Australia, you don't need a licence to ride a road-legal e-bike. As long as the e-bike adheres to the standard regulations, with a motor output not exceeding 250W and the assistance ceasing at 25 km/h while pedalling, no licence is required for riding these e-bikes on public roads.

The cost of electric bikes can vary greatly, with our range priced between $1,000 to over $6,000, depending on factors such as the type of e-bike, motor, the distance they can travel before needing to be recharged, the battery quality, and brand. Commuter and folding bikes are generally more affordable, while fat tyre electric bikes and off-road models tend to be at the higher end of the price spectrum, especially when equipped with high-quality components and sophisticated mid-drive motors.

Yes, we deliver ebikes to customers across Australia. You can check the shipping costs for your purchase by entering your postcode on our website. Please note that if you order ebikes for delivery outside of Perth, self-assembly will be required, and our in-house servicing options will not be accessible.

Test riding various ebike models allows you to find the perfect fit for your height, weight, and riding style, whether it's for commuting or conquering hills.

We'll also assemble your ebike for free and help you select from a wide range of accessories to enhance your ride. Plus, you'll get the exclusive first look at new stock before it's available online. It's this great advice and in-depth support that makes an
in-store visit invaluable.

It's recommended to service your eBike or e-scooter every six months or after approximately 1,000 kilometres of use. This ensures that motors, batteries, and accessories are functioning correctly and safely. Our shop offers a range of servicing packages to help maintain your ride, from standard check-ups to comprehensive overhauls. For more details, please head to our service and repairs page.