Electric Bikes Melbourne - Buy an E-Bike in Melbourne
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Razor Rambler 16" Electric Cruiser
Sold outOriginal price $1,299.00 - Original price $1,299.00Original price$1,299.00$1,299.00 - $1,299.00Current price $1,299.00| /A FAST AND RETRO-COOL RIDE! The Razor Rambler 16 is a modernized take on the retro mini motor-bike phenomenon. Super cool styling with vintage gr...
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RFN EVO Racing 18" Electric Bike
Sold outOriginal price $1,999.00 - Original price $1,999.00Original price$1,999.00$1,999.00 - $1,999.00Current price $1,999.00| /Introducing the RFN EVO RACING 18" Electric Kids Bike – Where Adventure Meets Innovation! Prepare to ignite your child's sense of adventure with th...
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Ampd Bros EVO Racing 18" Kids Electric Bike
Pre OrderSold outOriginal price $1,999.00 - Original price $1,999.00Original price$1,999.00$1,999.00 - $1,999.00Current price $1,999.00| /EVO Racing 18" Kids Electric Bike Designed for young riders who crave adventure, the EVO Racing 18" Kids Electric Bike delivers power, performance,...
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Razor Rambler MD1 Electric Bike
Sold outOriginal price $1,499.00 - Original price $1,499.00Original price$1,499.00$1,499.00 - $1,499.00Current price $1,499.00| /Kid-Sized Style Meets E-Bike Power Designed for young adventurers, the Razor Rambler MD1 is a Class 2 electric bike that brings excitement and inde...
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Types of e-bikes we have on offer
We currently offer three main types of e-bikes, each with a different use depending on what you're looking to get out of your bike. Let's take a look at each of them and why you might choose one:
Electric mountain bikes
Electric mountain bikes are one of the most popular options on the market, letting you explore off-road trails that might not be possible with just a push bike. Mountain e-bikes help you with pedalling, letting you enjoy each and every ride without battling with fatigue. Enjoy your trail riding more by taking a look around instead of your eyes being focused on the handlebars.
If you've been eyeing up a difficult riding trail but have been putting it off because of being intimidated by it on a push bike, now might be the perfect time to treat yourself to an electric mountain bike and finally get it done!
Fat Tyre electric bikes
Fat tyre bikes are traditionally characterised by their thicker wheels which are usually over four inches wide. The thicker wheels are perfect for a wider range of terrains, offering better comfort for beginners and advanced riders alike. Plus, with the help of the motor power, you can enjoy more of your ride without losing momentum.
Many riders really like the idea of using a fat tyre electric bike because these bikes tend to be heavier, so the motor can help alleviate some of this pressure and make it easier for you to use. You'll feel like you're riding an average mountain bike with the added benefit of thicker tyres!
Folding electric bikes
We also offer several folding electric bikes at iScoot in Melbourne, which are excellent for people hoping to use their bikes for commuting. Electric bikes can be cumbersome and much bigger than push bikes, making them difficult to store and keep.
However, the folding mechanism on some of them gives you the convenience of being able to make the frame smaller and easier to manage! This is perfect if you want to keep your bike at work without it taking up too much room in your bike shed or office. If you've been considering getting an e-bike but have put it off due to how large they are, we recommend checking out the folding bikes we have on offer.
What are the electric bicycle laws in Melbourne?
Before choosing your new electric bike, it's essential that you brush up on your knowledge of the laws and rules of e-biking in Melbourne. Here are some of the essential laws outlined by Transport Victoria:
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Electric bikes don't need to be registered in Melbourne, as long as they meet the legal requirements.
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You don't need a driver's license, but you must follow the bicycle road rules.
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The bike must have limited power of a combined maximum ungoverned continuous rated power output of 200 watts or less.
If your bike doesn't meet the requirements of an electrically powered-assisted cycle (EPAC), it might be classed as a motorcycle, which has different rules. Keep reading here to learn more about the e-bike laws in Melbourne.
Free shipping across Melbourne & in store collection available
iScoot is proud to offer free shipping to all orders in Melbourne, so there's no need to worry about hidden costs with us! Or why not check out our physical locations to meet your new bike in person before committing to your purchase?