Fast E-Bikes

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Why Should You Buy a Fast Electric Bike? We love speed and all things fast. We’ve all jumped on a bike, scooter, or skateboard at the top of a steep hill, thrown caution to the wind and bombed down the slope to feel the rush of wind in our hair and the blood pumping through our bodies. It’s a rite of passage that stays with us, and even as we grow older, the call of going as fast as we possibly can never truly goes away. Speed is fun, and that is no different when it comes to electric bikes. If you’re after a high-velocity thrill that brings back your childhood memories, a fast ebike is ideal for you. On the other hand, fast e-bikes have more powerful motors, and with that extra power comes additional torque. This is great if you’re going to be climbing a lot of hills, or hauling large amounts of luggage and equipment when you cycle. Are Fast Electric Bikes Legal? All states impose a speed limit on electric bikes, although that limit varies from state-to-state. Some states, such as Victoria, have more extensive laws that state your e-bike motor should cut out at 25 KPH, so if you want to go faster, you have to pedal harder. Others place restrictions on the overall motor power output. In any case, it’s not illegal to own a fast e-bike, particularly if you’re going to be using it on private land. The laws relate more to how you use your electric bike. Like using any vehicle on public roads, you have to observe speed limits and make sure you comply with local laws. What is Considered Fast for an Electric Bike? Most e-bikes in Australia are limited to a 25 KPH speed limit. Retailers in Australia often won’t stock anything that can go faster, so manufacturers impose a factory limit on speed. Because of this, anything that can go over 25 KPH can be considered ‘fast,’ or at very least faster than normal. The range of e-bikes at Electric Kicks are capable of going speed from a law-abiding 25 KPH to an enjoyable 50 KPH, so whether you want something that just helps you get f