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You are now the proud owner of a Fatboy Bike and we are stoked to have you as part of our crew!

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Call - 0494 129 898‬
Email - hello@fatboybikes.com.au

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Call - 0494 114 441
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What are the laws on electric bikes in Australia?

There are two types of electric bikes:

Power-assisted pedal cycles:

has one or more motors attached with a combined maximum power output of up to 200 watts (500 watts in NSW)
can't be propelled only by the motor/s
weighs less than 50kg (including batteries)
has a height-adjustable seat

Electrically power-assisted cycles:

An electrically power-assisted cycle has a maximum continued rated power of up to 500 watts. This power output must be:

progressively reduced as the bicycle’s speed increases beyond 6km/h
cut off when:
- your bicycle reaches a speed of 25km/h
- you stop pedalling and the speed exceeds 6km/h

Are Fatboy Bikes legal electric bikes?

Each state has slightly different requirements in regards to what defines an ebike (EPAC) however most states have a permissible level of continuous running power of between 250w-500w. Please check your local legislation for up to date information. More information can be found on our FAQs.

Fatboy Bikes can be switched between public use mode (power restricted) or private use mode (full power) and the power can be adjusted to suit each state laws.

How fast can I go on ebike?

The electric motor should not assist the rider when travelling more than 25km/h but does not prevent the rider travelling faster with their own pedalling or going downhill. When using your ebike on private property, the bike can be unlocked to reach up to 55-60km/h.