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4 questions from our users

Ocker L.

Ocker L.asked

Is it legal to ride on the road if battery not activated or removed and how hard is it to pedal with no battery assist



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Steve
Steve

Yea it's just a bicycle if you take the battery off but very hard to pedal without pedal assistance

Ian
Ian

An interesting question Ocker L. You could also argue that if you use the the peddle assist on 1 or 2 out of 5, you are not utilizing sufficient power to make use of the excess power available on this model. If you ride carefully and don't draw attention to yourself, why would a police officer even bother looking into it. If there is a bike track near the road, use it.

If you are mainly going to use the bike on the road, you may as well save yourself $500 and buy the next model down. Here in Tassie we have lots of hills and there are lots of off-road places to ride, so the fat bike suits my usage.

Which ever model you go with I would recommend buying a 'platform car rack' (eg Buzzrack). They cost $500 to $800 but worth it if you are carting your bike around a fair bit. The good ones tilt so that you can still access your rear door on an SUV.



Cheers
Ian

Frank C.

Frank C.asked

What is the cost?

1 answer
Leitner
Leitner E.Leitner

Hi Frank, Thanks for your message. The Fat bike is currently selling for $1999 plus shipping. For more information, please visit our website at https://leitner.com.au/collections/electric-bikes/products/electric-fat-bike-500w?variant=29413327274066 . Or, simply give us a call on 1300 856 725 to discuss further. Thank you!

Brian G.

Brian G.asked

Why is it unsuitable for riding on the road or bike tracks is it only a legal issue



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Leitner
Leitner E.Leitner

Hi Brian,

Thanks for your question. And yes you are correct, it is purely a legal issue. This is due to the motor being twice as powerful as the legal 250w limit and also as it has the capability to go 32kph without any pedal assistance.

Hope this helps and thank you for your interest in our fantastic eBikes

Kind Regards

Leitner eBikes

Sam L

Sam Lasked

Would you recommend an e-bike to do 25 km distance?
Would it struggle up steep roads?

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