Crossbar model
Easybike Australia, distributors for the Easybike range of electric bicycles in Australia will supply and deliver the Easymax electric bicycle for the DCES program. Easybike Australia was chosen to supply for the DCES program after a rigorous tendering and selection process and their ability to provide a good value product and excellent customer service.
Easybike is a French designed electric bicycle which has proved itself in the demanding European market for the past 4 years for its reliability and innovative design.
All Easybike electric bicycles comply with Australian standards and regulations and have an Australia wide warranty and service network.
What’s on offer
Step-through modelEasybike Easymax electric bike available in step-through, crossbar and folding frame* styles.
Price: $1,457
(Retail price $1,899 bike only)
What’s included
- Blue tube (puncture proof tyre) rear tyre
- Features pedal assist and throttle
- Front and rear lights
- Rear carry rack
- Bell
- Lock
- Tool kit
- RACV Bike Assist 1 year membership
- Free first service (within 3 months of purchase)
- Free delivery within NAGA region during business hours
- 45 minute induction and bike adjustment to suit you
- Document wallet with user manual, service booklet
- Long warranties
For detailed information refer to the information kit.
Optional extras
- Front tyre blue tube $65
- Helmet, heavy duty bike lock, safety jacket $ 85
- Rear pannier bags: single $85, double $110
- Additional charger $35
- Delivery after hours $35
*Folding bike frame $1,278
How to purchase
Fill in our online registration form and Easybike will contact you to arrange payment and delivery. A $100 deposit will secure your order and your pay the balance on the day of delivery. Payment by credit card, eftpost or direct debit. Deposit refunded if cancelled prior to pre-delivery check.
Book a test ride
Register now to book a test ride. Easybike Australia will contact you to book in a test ride at a scheduled time and location that suits you.
Test ride dates and locations
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Date |
Time |
Location |
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February |
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Wed 22 |
6.30-8pm |
Preston Shire Hall, 274 Gower Street, Preston |
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Thu 23 |
7-8.30pm |
Sustainable Transport workshop - Ivanhoe You must register through the Sustainable Communities to participate in this free workshop and test ride being held at the Banyule Art Space, 14 Ivanhoe Road, Ivanhoe |
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Sat 25 |
10-1pm Test rides from 1pm |
A free event for Moreland residents, community groups, organisations and local businesses interested in sustainability, the environment and living well. Getting together to work out what we still need to do and how we can do it together. |
Why choose an electric bike?
There are huge savings to be made - both financially and environmentally if you swap your car for an electric bike.
If you make a 10km round trip each weekday throughout the year - ride the Easybike instead of driving a small car you stand to save at least $300 in fuel expenses and 280kg of greenhouse emissions per year. (for the assumptions on this conservative calculation see the information kit)
And - if you charge your Easybike battery with 100% Greenpower or have solar electricity at your home, you'll be travelling emission free!
Find out more by downloading the information kit
More reasons to buy
Read the Electric Bicycle review on the Choice website, (originally published by Bicycle Network Victoria Ride On magazine) for what to look for when purchasing an electric bike.
The Easybike wasn't reviewed in the article but if you look at the key points on what to look for, the Easybike ticks all the boxes!
- Puncture proof rear tyre (blue tube)
- Pedal assist throttle option
- A bunch of 'light weight' extras
- All at a great price.
