Road Use

No, you do not need a license to ride an electric bike in Australia as long as it meets the legal requirements, including a maximum power output of 250 watts and a maximum speed of 25 km/h. In NSW the legal maximum power output is 500 watts and a maximum speed of 25 km/h.

Yes, all cyclists in Australia are required to wear a helmet when riding a bike, including electric bikes.

Yes, electric bikes are legal on Australian roads, but there are specific regulations that govern their use. We recommend reviewing the regulations and guidelines set forth by your state or territory.

The maximum speed that you can travel on a DUST bike will depend on the specific model and its capabilities. In most of Australia, electric bikes with a maximum power output of 250 watts and a maximum assisted speed of 25 km/h are considered "pedal-assisted bicycles". (In NSW the legal maximum power output is 500 watts and a maximum speed of 25 km/h). All DUST bikes have the option to be unregistered to then be able to achieve ultimate max speed this is referred to as “Sports Mode”.

Yes, in most cases you can ride your DUST bike in bike lanes or on shared paths. However, some states and territories may have specific guidelines or restrictions. We recommend reviewing the regulations set forth by your state or territory.

The distance you can travel on a single battery charge will depend on the specific DUST bike model that you have chosen, the terrain, and other factors such as wind resistance and rider weight. We provide estimated range information for each model on our website.

All of our models will come with a charging cable that can be plugged into a standard power outlet. We recommend following our manufacturer's guidelines for charging.

Yes, DUST bikes are a great option for commuting to work. They offer an eco-friendly and cost-effective alternative to the traditional transportation methods. However, we recommend reviewing your employer's guidelines for bike storage and usage.