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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
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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.
Power numbers on e-bikes can be confusing. You’ll see 250 W, 500 W and 1000 W, and terms like “continuous,” “rated,” and “peak.” The distinction matters because Australian law uses the continuous rated power to decide what is legal on roads and shared paths.
For many Australians, an e-bike has evolved into far more than just a recreational toy. It has become a legitimate transport revolution, a practical replacement for a second car, a way to bypass gridlock, a faster commute, or simply the most enjoyable way to explore our cities and suburbs.
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