The Art of Motion
FREE NSW SHIPPING OVER $100
LEGAL MOTOR POWER OPTIONS
TEST RIDES AVAILABLE
24 MONTH WARRANTY*
Explore the Range
What Our Customers Are Saying
Peter Gumbert
(7)
Looks sick and goes fast
Looks sick and goes fast. Also battery life is super long. My gf now has one too, epic bikes
Ruach Oosthuizen
(7)
Insane bikes
Insane bikes
Edward
(7)
Great e-bike company
Great e-bike company! The team are responsive and can answer questions, and offer a good selection of e-bikes.
Edward
(7)
Great e-bike company
Great e-bike company! The team are responsive and can answer questions, and offer a good selection of e-bikes.
Ruach Oosthuizen
(7)
Insane bikes
Insane bikes
Check Out The Latest News From Our Blog
If you’re searching for what is the legal watt limit for e-bikes in Australia is, the answer depends on where you ride. Across most states and territories, the legal limit is 250 W continuous rated power. In New South Wales, the limit is 500 W continuous rated power.
When you buy an e-bike, one of the most important yet least understood features is how the motor decides when and how much power to deliver. This comes down to the pedal-assist sensor. Most e-bikes use one of two systems: a torque sensor or a cadence (speed) sensor.
Understanding e-bike safety equipment is essential before you hit the road. In this guide, we explain what is required by law in Australia, what extra equipment improves safety, and how to make sure your e-bike stays compliant wherever you ride.
Be the
First to Know
Sign up for early access to new bikes, limited offers, exclusive content, and local events.
