澳洲的E-bikes that aren’t road legal
52 models whose published specs exceed 250 W or 25 km/h — 4 of them found on sale（Australia, the rest overseas versions.）
Within the limits = up to 250 W rated power, with assistance stopping at 25 km/h. How we decide
These models’ published specs go over the pedal-assist limits — more than 250 W rated power, or motor assistance above 25 km/h. Ridden on public roads and paths they aren’t legal e-bikes（most states; they can be ridden on private property. In Queensland, police can seize and destroy illegal e-bikes, and the fine for a non-compliant e-bike is listed at $621.）
Not（this list?） Check your own e-bike（a minute） 或 search all models.
Many of them are overseas versions. Several brands sell a compliant 250 W version of the same model（Australia, and some don’t sell here at all. We checked where each one is sold on 11 October 2026.）
On sale（Australia with specs over the limits）
4-
Ampd Brothers
Lil Rippa 16
Over the road limits
- 兒童
- 後輪轂
- 468 Wh
-
Fiido
Titan
Over the road limits
- 肥胎
- 696 Wh
- 37.8 kg
-
Jansno
X50
Over the road limits
- 肥胎
- 672 Wh
- 最多 129 km
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Jansno
X70
Over the road limits
- 肥胎
- 1632 Wh
- 43.1 kg
- Ampd Brothers Lil Rippa 16 — Ampd Bros lists it as a kids’ e-bike with a 500 W motor, “off road … private property use only”.
- Fiido Titan — Electric Kicks lists it as 750 W rated, 45 km/h, “for offroad/private property use only”.
- Jansno X50 — Jansno Australia lists it as 750 W, 25 km/h by default but “can be unlocked” to 45 km/h with the throttle.
- Jansno X70 — Jansno Australia lists it as 750 W rated, top speed 45 km/h.
Not sold（Australia by the brand）
23These brands don’t sell or ship to Australia, going by their own websites. An imported one wouldn’t be a legal e-bike here.
Overseas versions — Australian availability not confirmed
25We found these specs on overseas pages and couldn’t confirm an Australian seller. If one is sold here, check whether it’s a 250 W version before you buy.
Throttle and power rules（Queensland） · Queensland e-bike fines · Legal 電動單車 · Read the report
常見問題
Can police take an illegal e-bike（Queensland?）
Yes. Since 1 July 2026 Queensland police can seize, impound and destroy illegal e-bikes, such as bikes rated over 250 W or with a throttle that works above 6 km/h.
Why does the same e-bike have different specs（different countries?）
Many brands sell a faster, more powerful version（the US (often 500–750 W and 32–45 km/h) and a 250 W, 25 km/h version in Australia and Europe under the same model name. Check the Australian listing and the label on the bike.）
EbikeMate doesn’t sell these bikes or review them, and a listing here isn’t an endorsement. Specs change between model years and markets. Spotted an error? 告訴我們.