Finder X
Stock arriving November
Step-over frame · Black Graphite / Arctic White
$2,590.00
The e-bike that
doesn’t look like one.
Light enough to carry up steps, clean enough to keep inside your hallway, and independently tested to the latest EN 15194 standard.
True North
Thoughtfully designed.
Made for everyday life.
Everything you want in an electric bike. Easy to lift and a pleasure to ride, with seamlessly integrated technology and smooth electric power. Designed to change how you think about electric bikes.
Electric bikes
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Finder S
Stock arriving November
Step-through frame · Black Graphite / Arctic White / Sand
$2,590.00
Reviews
What riders have to say.
Stylish, chic, comfortable and convenient.
Super smooth ride. I love the look of it. It’s stylish and not cumbersome. People always compliment it when I take it out.
@kateradin
Great looking e-bike
It actually looks and feels like what you’d expect from an e-bike in 2026. No loose cables, easy to use, and a joy to ride. I’d highly recommend!
@ezzieauperle
Being able to lift it easily makes a huge difference
What stands out most is how thoughtfully designed everything feels. It’s lightweight, it’s easy to live with, and doesn’t compromise on aesthetics, which for me is actually a big part of whether I want to ride something every day or not.
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Tasmania follows Australia's national 250W standard for e-bikes, and a compliant electric bike is legally treated as a bicycle. That means no registration, no licence, and full access to roads, bike lanes, and footpaths across the state.
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