REGULATION

Information checked 24 September 2026.

Choose a bike for the place and purpose in which you intend to ride. Requirements depend on the exact model, supplied configuration and state or territory. Ask us for the relevant model documentation before purchase. Certification of a battery, charger or another component is not certification of the complete bike.

Queensland

Queensland changed its age and licensing rules on 31 August 2026. Riders generally need to be at least 16 and hold a valid driver licence, with specified supervision, recreational-area and medical exemptions. Compliant e-bikes do not currently require registration or insurance. Read the current Queensland e-bike rules for the full conditions.

A road-use claim requires the actual motor rating, assistance limits and applicable certification/labelling to meet the rules. A lower-power mode does not automatically make a higher continuous-rated motor compliant. Continuous rated power is different from a peak-power figure.

It is illegal to sell an e-mobility device or off-road motorbike to a person under 16 for sales covered by Queensland's rules. The purchasing rule is separate from riding exemptions. See the Queensland retailer and buyer guidance.

Other states and territories

Check the current rules issued by the transport authority for the place you will ride. Do not apply a Queensland rule, an old national summary or another state's rule without checking. Contact us with the model and intended riding location for the product information available to support your decision.

Off-road products

A product described as private-property or off-road use must not be assumed legal on roads, footpaths, shared paths or other public areas. Check landholder permission, local restrictions and the product's intended use. Changing a display setting is not a substitute for the required model evidence.

Loading, passengers and accessories

Follow the limits for the whole bike, rack, seat and each accessory. The lowest applicable limit still applies. Check the mounting hardware and exact bike generation before fitting child seats, passenger equipment, trailers or cargo accessories. A passenger's age, size and the legal riding conditions also matter. Contact us for the fitment advice relevant to your setup.

Battery and fault safety

Use the correct charger and follow the manufacturer's charging and storage instructions. Stop riding or charging if you suspect a dangerous brake, structural or battery fault. Do not open or modify a battery. Contact us before returning it so a suitable carrier and packing method can be agreed. Move away and call 000 if there is smoke, fire or immediate danger.

See our warranty, returns policy and contact page.