Pedal is a Brisbane-born, value-focused Australian bike brand and a certified B-Corp. Its electric range spans commuters, folding bikes, hardtail mountain bikes and cargo bikes, all built to the 250W pedal-assist standard and sold direct through pedalbikes.com.au and a national stockist network, so warranty and servicing are handled locally rather than shipped overseas.
The Pedal range
Common questions about Pedal
What is a pedal e-bike, or pedal-assist bike?
A pedal-assist e-bike, or pedelec, only adds motor power while you pedal, up to 25 km/h. That is the road-legal e-bike standard in Australia: a motor rated at 250W or less, assistance that cuts out at 25 km/h, and no throttle above 6 km/h. Every Pedal brand e-bike works this way, as do most e-bikes in our directory.
Is Pedal a good electric bike brand?
Pedal is a Brisbane-based, value-focused Australian brand and a certified B-Corp. Its electric range covers commuters, a folding bike and a cargo bike, all built to the 250W pedal-assist standard and sold direct and through a national stockist network, which makes local warranty and servicing easier to reach than with many online-only imports.
How much does a Pedal electric bike cost in Australia?
Pedal electric bikes run from about $1,399 for the Dynamo 3 folding bike to $4,300 for the Packer cargo bike, with commuters like the Clipper 2, Breeze E4 and Eagle ST in between. Prices are ride-away and checked against pedalbikes.com.au.
Where are Pedal e-bikes made and sold?
Pedal is based in Brisbane and sells direct through pedalbikes.com.au and a national network of stockists. As an Australian brand its warranty and servicing are handled locally.
Are Pedal electric bikes road legal in Australia?
Yes. Pedal e-bikes are 250W pedal-assist bikes that cut assistance at 25 km/h, which is the road-legal standard in every Australian state. Each Pedal model on eBikeFinder shows its verified compliance status.
Which Pedal e-bike is best for commuting?
For most city commutes the Clipper 2 and Breeze E4 hit the value sweet spot, while the Eagle ST adds range and a higher spec. The Dynamo 3 suits riders who mix cycling with a train or a small apartment, and the Packer is the pick if you carry kids or cargo.