Eunorau Flash Electric Bike [Lunar Dust/Moon Black]

The top speed is 32-45 kilometres per hour.

No, you can’t

The Flash comes with a throttle.

In general, you do not require a licence or registration to ride an ebike. Note however state and territory laws to vary. What you do need to adhere to are the general road rules such as wearing a helmet, not riding under the influence and not operating an ebike with a throttle on the road. There are also some laws regarding riding on the footpaths that need to be understood in different states and territories.

Australian laws are derived from European standards EN15194 and do vary between states. The basic rules are:

• The motor must not exceed 250W (the exception is NSW which allows 500W)
• Must require pedalling for motor to operate (known as pedalac)
• Must not be operated purely by throttle
• The motor must not exceed 25km/h
• If a throttle is used it must cut off at 6km/h and be installed on an bike with a motor no more than 200W (pretty much making all ebikes with a throttle illegal on main roads)
  

Check your local authority to understand regulations in your area as they can vary.

Yes, all 3 motors have sufficient torque and power for any hill out there.

The Lite and AWD are both single speed. The MID has 8 speed gears.

Yes, this is shown on the display and the actual battery.

We ship out stock from Melbourne the next day after the order is placed. Fore most metro cities in Australia on the east coast it takes 3-5 days for the ebike to be delivered. For more remote locations that are further from Brisbane or in smaller towns allow 7-10 working days. We cannot control the speed of freight but do provide updates and tracking so you know where the goods are during the delivery time period.

This would be very difficult given the bike weight and the 2 models that have single speed it would be virtually impossible. Note however there are up to 3 batteries available so if you have longer commutes it is worth purchasing a second battery.

The range depends on several factors such as your driving style, tyre pressure, weight, terrain and weather conditions. With the single52V16Ah battery you could expect between 60-100km per charge. If you add a second battery this will increase to 140-220km and a third will lift the range up to 350km. With all 3 batteries you can easily reach 200km even using a high pedal assist level.

Yes, the battery can be removed by unlocking it with the key. There is no theft protection as standard however.

If the battery is empty, it will take 5 to 6 hours to fully charge the battery. You can charge the battery in a standard power point.

If so, what are the additional costs?Yes, add up to 2 additional batteries from the standard 52V16Ah battery. The second 21Ah battery will cost an additional $1050, the third17Ah $899 or both for $1949.

In general, the battery can withstand approximately 1000 charging cycles. Depending on use, it lasts 2 to 5 years.

Some modifications are ok on your ebike and will not affect your warranty. You can for example change the tyres. Note that the standard tyres are designed for this style ebike. You will be limited to 20 inch tyres with only a small margin for the tyre width. If unsure refer to our warranty policy, or call us first before making modifications.

We use a completely a rear hub 750W motor for the LITE, a dual 750W motor for the AWD, and Truck run 1000W mid-drive motor for the MID model.

The model weights range from 37.5kg (LITE) to 42kg (AWD and MID).

No.

No, mudguards are available as an upgrade option for $134.

The Flash models have CST 20 x 4 inch fat tyre off road tyres.

Not at this stage.

No, the bicycle lights are powered by the battery and therefore do not work when the battery is empty.

The maximum allowed weight is 200 kilos. The built-in saddle height adjustment and the long saddle ensure that people of different heights (from 157 to 195 centimetres) can ride the bike.