AUSTRALIA COMPLIANCE • 2026

Built to ride.
Certified to comply.

EMD E-Bikes are designed with safety, compliance and Australian riders in mind. The models listed are designed to comply with applicable Australian standards and relevant state and territory e-bike requirements where specified.

COMPLIANT MODELS Australia
EMD X80 Pro Compliant
EMD X90 Elite Compliant
EMD Fluence StepThru 1.0 Compliant
RSE CheekyBoy 1.0 Compliant
COMPLIANCE STANDARDS

Engineered to meet recognised safety standards.

UL 2271

Battery Safety

This standard covers essential safety requirements for e-bike batteries, including electrical safety, thermal protection, short circuit protection and mechanical integrity.

UL 2849

Complete E-Bike System Safety

This standard includes the complete electrical system of the e-bike, including the motor, controller, charger, wiring and battery system for overall safety and reliability.

EN 15194

European E-Bike Standard

This standard confirms key safety and performance requirements for electrically assisted bicycles, including braking, motor assistance and ride safety.

PUBLIC STATEMENT

Compliance, made clear.

The models listed above are designed to comply with applicable Australian product safety standards. Riders are responsible for ensuring the lawful operation of their bicycle in accordance with the legislation applicable in their state or territory.

01

Battery Safety

Compliant models utilise battery systems designed to comply with recognised electrical safety requirements and are engineered for durability, thermal protection and everyday reliability.

02

System Safety

The electrical drive system, including the motor, controller, charger and battery, is designed to comply with recognised Australian safety requirements where applicable.

03

Local Road Use

Road rules differ between Australian states and territories. Riders should always confirm local requirements before using an e-bike on public roads, shared paths or other public areas.

IMPORTANT RIDER NOTICE

State & Territory Laws

Australian e-bike legislation differs between states and territories and may change over time. It is the rider's responsibility to ensure the bicycle is operated in accordance with all applicable laws, regulations and road rules within their jurisdiction before riding on public roads, shared paths or other public areas.

NSW VIC QLD SA WA TAS ACT NT

The information on this page is provided as general guidance only and does not constitute legal advice. While EMD E-Bikes endeavours to keep this information accurate and up to date, legislation may change without notice. Customers should refer to their relevant state or territory road authority for the latest legal requirements.