Let's Roll Step-Through eBike
Pedal-assist, rated to 250W, assist cuts at 25 km/h. Declared by the brand; declaration not independently sighted.
Is it for you?
Best suited to
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, and at $1,199 it is the best value hydraulic-disc e-bike in the country.
Standout strength
Tektro hydraulic disc brakes at this price point are rare. Most competitors fit mechanical discs under $1,500. The included rear rack, mudguards, kickstand, and comfort saddle make it road-ready without add-on spend.
The main compromise
The 374Wh battery is adequate for short urban commutes but limits the Let's Roll to riders within a comfortable single-charge range. Heavy riders or hilly routes will see meaningful range reduction.
Full specification
Drive and power
Frame and ride
Australian compliance
Pedal-assist, rated to 250W, assist cuts at 25 km/h. Declared by the brand; declaration not independently sighted.
How you would ride it
Reid
Australian-owned value brand that has built a loyal following by offering the most affordable credible e-bike on the domestic market. Strong retail presence in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane.
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Common questions
Is the Let's Roll available in NSW?
Not currently. Reid has suspended shipments of e-bikes to NSW while the state resolves current NSW e-bike enforcement. All other states are unaffected. Check reidcycles.com.au for the latest shipping status.
What is included with the bike out of the box?
The Let's Roll ships with a rear rack, full mudguards front and rear, a kickstand, comfort grips, and a comfort saddle. No accessory spend required for everyday urban commuting.
How far will it actually go on a charge?
Reid claims 60km-plus in ideal conditions. Realistically, urban commuting in a mixed power mode with stop-start traffic will return 35 to 45 km. Heavier riders, hills, and cold weather all reduce range. The 374Wh battery is correctly sized for commutes under 20 km each way.
Why does it have hydraulic brakes at this price?
Reid has consistently spec'd hydraulic disc brakes across its e-bike range as a point of difference. Hydraulic brakes require less hand force and modulate better in wet conditions than mechanical discs. It is one of the genuine over-specs at this price point.