The Best Step-Through E-Bikes in Australia

Lekker Jordaan Urban 8sp

The Dutch-style step-through done properly: 500Wh battery, hydraulic discs and real Australian warranty support. On sale it now costs less than most bikes with this spec, and nothing else at the price feels this finished.

Suits: The non-cyclist who wants one bike that handles a daily city commute without maintenance drama and looks at home locked up outside a Melbourne cafe.

Also consider: AMPD Bros Riptide 3 ($2,190), Aventon Pace 4 ($2,199)

In stock in Black, Olive Green and Linen Cream at lekkerbikes.com.au on 21 October 2026, in one 45cm frame for riders 155 to 195cm.

Eunorau META275 2.0

A step-through commuter around $2,499 with a big battery and an easy, upright ride. Strong value for a low-frame city bike you will actually use every day.

Suits: Step-through commuters who want a big 720Wh battery and the option to add a second pack for genuine long-distance range, bought direct.

Also consider: Aventon Level 3 ($2,499), TEBCO Discovery ($2,499)

Reid Let's Roll Step-Through eBike

A step-through from an established Australian brand for around $1,200. The sensible, low-worry first e-bike, with none of the grey-import compliance risk.

Suits: First-time e-bike buyers who want the lowest possible barrier to entry from a credible Australian brand. The swept-back step-through geometry and 27.5-inch wheels make it the most accessible daily commuter Reid makes.

Also consider: Kona Dew HD ($1,400), Kona Coco HD ($1,400)

Not currently shipping to NSW pending NSW Fair Trading registration; other states unaffected. Some sizes may be sold out on reidcycles.com.au.

VelectriX Urban ST

One of the lighter step-throughs around, which makes it easier to handle off the bike and onto a rack. A tidy, manageable city commuter.

Suits: Budget focused commuters who want a step-through frame and front suspension without paying for mid-drive or a torque sensor.

Also consider: Aventon Pace 4 ($2,199), Leitner Riviera ($2,199)