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Current Australian model · checked 16 Oct 2026

ET.Cycle T720

$2,099Leon Cycle price, Matt Black. Standard shipping $29.Source: leoncycle.com.au, checked 16 Oct 2026
110 kmRange
720 WhBattery
TBC NmTorque
25 km/hTop assist
In stock · hub drive · In stock at Leon Cycle in Matt Black on 16 Oct 2026. Leon Cycle's certification page lists the T720 as NSW Pending, approved in ACT, VIC, QLD, WA, NT and TAS.
Overview

ET.Cycle T720 (2026) at a glance

The ET.Cycle T720 is a step-through fat tyre trekking bike: a Das-Kit X15F 250W rear hub (750W peak), a 48V 15Ah (720Wh) removable battery with a claimed range of up to 110km, Tektro mechanical discs, an RST suspension fork, 8 gears and 26 x 4.0 tyres, at 35.6kg.

The ET.Cycle T720 is a fat tyre e-bike sold in Australia at $2,099 (price checked 16 Oct 2026). It pairs a Das-Kit X15F hub drive motor, a 720Wh battery rated for up to 110km, 26 x 4.0 fat, CST CTC06 wheels, and weighs 35.6kg. It is listed as a 250W pedal-assist e-bike limited to 25 km/h for Australian roads.

The quick read

Is it for you?

Best suited to

Riders after a comfortable step-through fat tyre bike for beach tracks, gravel and relaxed town riding at a sensible price.

Standout strength

A 720Wh removable battery, suspension fork and seatpost, and front and rear carriers on a step-through fat bike for $2,099.

The main compromise

Mechanical disc brakes on a 35.6kg bike, and a throttle whose speed cap Leon does not publish.

Consider something else if

You want hydraulic brakes and a bigger battery, which the T1000 adds, or a lighter bike for daily commuting.

Check before you buy

Leon's range claim varies on the page (up to 100km in the feature list, 110km in the spec table). Ask how the T6 throttle is limited, and NSW buyers should note Leon lists NSW certification as pending.

Every number

Full specification

Drive and power
MotorDas-Kit X15F, hub drive
Battery720 Wh
Range110 km
Top assisted speed25 km/h
Frame and ride
FrameStep-through aluminium 6061 fat bike frame, 26 x 460mm
Weight35.6 kg
Wheel size26 x 4.0 fat, CST CTC06
Drivetrain8-speed, 11-32T
BrakesTektro MD-M280 mechanical disc, 180mm rotors
Road-legal clarity

Australian compliance

claimed by brand

Pedal-assist, rated to 250W, assist cuts at 25 km/h. Declared by the brand; declaration not independently sighted.

250 WRated motor
750 WAdvertised peak
25 km/hAssist cutoff
YesThrottle

Leon Cycle states EPAC EN15194 (limited to 25 km/h, 250W motor) and lists a Das-Kit X15F 48V 250W motor with 750W peak. The product page says it is equipped with a Das-Kit T6 throttle but does not state the throttle speed cap. Leon Cycle's certification page lists the T720 e-bike as NSW Pending and approved in ACT, VIC, QLD, WA, NT and TAS, with battery approval NSW REAS CCS-250303-EA and charger approval GMA-514660-EA.

Head to head with its sibling

T720 vs T1000

ET.Cycle T720ET.Cycle T1000
Price$2,099$2,499
MotorDas-Kit X15F, hub driveDas-Kit X15F, hub drive
TorqueTBCTBC
Battery720 Wh1,008 Wh
Claimed range110 km150 km
Weight35.6 kg35.6 kg
FrameStep-through aluminium 6061 fat bike frame, 26 x 460mmStep-through aluminium 6061 fat bike frame, 26 x 460mm
Wheels26 x 4.0 fat, CST CTC0626 x 4.0 fat, CST CTC06
CategoryFat TyreFat Tyre
AvailabilityIn stockOut of stock

Choose the T720 if

it costs $400 less; it is listed as in stock now.

Choose the T1000 if

its battery is 288 Wh bigger, so you charge less often on long rides.

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Where it fits

How you would ride it

Fat TyreWeekend adventureCity & commutingstep throughrear hubunder 2500throttle equipped
E

ET.Cycle

ET.Cycle is the fat tyre e-bike label of Leon Cycle, which says it has sold e-bikes from its headquarters in Hanover, Germany since 2014 and also sells the NCM range. In Australia Leon Cycle sells the folding F Series and step-through T Series direct, all with 250W Das-Kit rear hub motors.

OriginGermany
AU supportLeon Cycle Pty Ltd (direct to consumer)
WarrantyLeon Cycle states 1 year on electronic parts (battery, motor, controller, display, lights) and 2 years on the frame. Wear parts are excluded and water damage is not covered.
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Good to know

Common questions

How much does the ET.Cycle T720 cost in Australia?

The ET.Cycle T720 is listed at $2,099 (Leon Cycle price, Matt Black. Standard shipping $29.). eBikeFinder checks pricing against manufacturer and distributor information, and prices can change with sales and stock. This price was last checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Is the ET.Cycle T720 road legal in Australia?

Yes. The ET.Cycle T720 is a 250W pedal-assist e-bike that stops assisting at 25 km/h, which meets the road-legal e-bike standard in every Australian state. It ships with a throttle; on a road-legal e-bike the throttle must not propel the bike above 6 km/h, so check how the throttle is set for your state. Compliance is asserted by the brand rather than independently verified, so confirm the current spec with the seller.

What is the range of the ET.Cycle T720?

The ET.Cycle T720 has a claimed range of about 110 km from its 720Wh battery. Real-world range is usually lower than the claim, since it depends on assist level, rider weight, terrain and wind.

What motor does the ET.Cycle T720 have?

The ET.Cycle T720 uses a Das-Kit X15F motor, in a rear hub position.

How much does the ET.Cycle T720 weigh?

The ET.Cycle T720 weighs about 35.6 kg. That matters if you need to lift it onto a car rack, carry it up stairs, or store it, since e-bikes are heavier than regular bikes because of the motor and battery.

Who sells and backs the ET.Cycle T720 in Australia?

The ET.Cycle range is distributed in Australia by Leon Cycle Pty Ltd (direct to consumer). It comes with a Leon Cycle states 1 year on electronic parts (battery, motor, controller, display, lights) and 2 years on the frame. Wear parts are excluded and water damage is not covered. warranty. Buying from a brand with real Australian support matters most when something needs a warranty claim or a service.