Key points:

• In Australia, e-bikes are generally limited to 250 W motor output and a top assisted speed of 25 km/h for road-legal use.
  
• Throttle-only e-bikes may be restricted depending on your state.
  
• E-bikes must be equipped with functioning pedals and motor assistance that only activates while pedalling.
  
• Helmets are mandatory nationwide.
  
• Always check your state or territory’s road authority for the latest laws:
  

Victoria

New South Wales

Queensland

South Australia

Western Australia

Tasmania

Tips:

• Wear an approved helmet and visible clothing.
  
• Use front and rear lights when visibility is low.
  
• Signal turns clearly and always obey traffic lights.
  
• Stay in bike lanes where available and respect shared paths.
  
• Keep two hands on the handlebars except when signalling.
  
• Stay alert — avoid using phones or headphones while riding.
  
• Check your brakes, tyres, and battery charge before every ride.

• Only use the original charger provided with your e-bike.
  
• Charge on a hard surface away from flammable items.
  
• Don’t overcharge — unplug once full.
  
• Store batteries indoors, away from heat and direct sunlight.
  
• Dispose of old batteries properly via local e-waste centres.

• Get your e-bike professionally serviced every 12 months or ~1,000 km
• Check tyres for wear and correct pressure weekly.
• Inspect brake pads monthly.
• Keep drivetrain clean and lubricated.
• Ensure bolts are tight and handlebars aligned.
• Use authorised service centres

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• AS/NZS approved helmet
• Front + rear lights
• Reflective clothing or ankle bands
• Bell or horn
• Gloves and protective eyewear
• Lock for secure parking