In stock
Pickup available at AdventureTec
Usually ready in 2-4 days
Body color: black
Pickup available, usually ready in 2-4 days
91 Hill StreetEmu Park QLD 4710Australia
+61478557441
With a distinguished design background from Honda, we bring a unique perspective to the design that sets us apart from the competition. Fusing retro style with modern reliability, offering a timeless look and powerful features for a superior riding experience. Join us on the journey and experience the RAEV difference for yourself.
With increased power, safety is a priority. The Bullet V2 now features a hydraulic brakes system for better stopping power, providing reliable braking when you need it.
The 20”x4” Kenda Kraze tires offer a smooth and comfortable ride on paved roads, upgraded from the previous CST BFT tires, it’s thicker and more puncture resistant.
Stay visible and safe with the retro-style headlight, with integrated horn for added safety features.
Enjoy smoother rides with the Bullet V2's hydraulic front fork featuring lockout. We increased the travel to 80mm for an even comfier journey.
The Bullet features a removable 48V 13Ah battery. With a range of up to 80 kms, you'll never worry about running out of power during your daily commute or weekend adventures.
The bike comes pre-programmed as a road legal (max 25kph) e-bike, but can be unlocked to reach its full potential. In Offroad mode, Speeds of 40kph are easily achieved.
The Bullet's suspension provides a comfortable and smooth ride on paved roads, making it an ideal choice for commuting and cruising. Though not suited for extreme off-roading, it is more than enough for daily city rides.
Almost all Australian states follow a similar basis of rules which are established off the European standard EN15194.
In essence all e-bikes must;
So the short story is that e-bikes are legal to use in Australia yes! Also with this in mind means you do not require any special licensing to ride!
However, each state may have different specific requirements which can be subject to change at anytime. So, be sure to check with your local authority for the most up to date advice before you ride.
