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NCM T3s video review
Our on-camera review of NCM's step-through commuter: the big battery, the ride and what you give up at this price.
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Aventon Level 4 ADV video review
RideFinder rides Aventon's mid-drive commuter and checks whether the Ultro S motor earns the price.
Compare with: Kalkhoff Endeavour 3 Move Wave ($4,399), Kalkhoff Endeavour L Move Wave ($4,399), Merida eSilex 400 ($4,299)
Video review by CarTell.tv · 16 August 2026
Reid Let's Moto Fat Tyre eBike Review: 100km range for under $2K?
A moto-styled fat tyre commuter with a 529Wh battery, hydraulic brakes and tan-wall attitude, currently selling for $1,599.99. We put the Reid Let's Moto through its paces.
Compare with: DiroDi Rover Pro ($3,264), Super73 Z Miami Special Edition ($3,990), Super73 ZX Special Edition ($4,490)
Video review by CarTell.tv · 5 March 2026
Eunorau META26 X2.0 E-Bike Review, the best commuter under $2000?
A mid-priced 26-inch city e-bike that actually rides like a bike, not a scooter. The META26 X2.0 might be the sweet-spot Aussie commuter.
Video review by CarTell.tv · 17 April 2024
Engwe T14 E-Bike Review, the folding commuter that fits in your boot
A compact 14-inch folding e-bike built for apartment dwellers and multi-modal commuters. The T14 is one of the smallest e-bikes worth buying.
Video review by CarTell.tv · 27 June 2023
Engwe EP2-Pro E-Bike Review, fat tyres and 60km of range
A folding e-bike with 20-inch fat tyres and a 750-watt motor. It is closer to a moped than a bicycle, and that is the point.
Compare with: AMPD Bros Ace-X Plus ($2,990), AMPD Bros ACE-X Mini PRO ($2,990), Aventon Aventure 3 ($2,899)
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Written review by CarTell.tv · 23 June 2026
Aventon Aventure 3 review: big fat-tyre power, AU-legal
Aventon's $2,999 fat-tyre flagship lands in Australia as a 25km/h pedelec with the throttle stripped out. We dig into what 733Wh, 80Nm and a torque sensor actually buy you.
Compare with: AMPD Bros Ace-X Plus ($2,990), AMPD Bros ACE-X Mini PRO ($2,990), AMPD Bros Chubbie-S 2 ($2,790)
Written review by CarTell.tv · 4 June 2026
The Aventon Level 3 Is a Commuter E-Bike With a Spy in Its Frame
Integrated 4G, GPS, remote kill switch, torque sensor, 733Wh battery: the Level 3 arrives in Australia at $2,599 with more tech than most bikes at twice the price.
Compare with: Avanti Discovery-E Low ($2,500), NCM T7s ($2,399), Merida eSpresso City 300 EQ SE ($2,399)
Written review by CarTell.tv · 16 June 2026
Tern Quick Haul Long D9 review: a family cargo bike worth the money
Bosch Cargo Line power, a 90kg rear rack and UL 2849 battery safety, all kept road legal at 250 watts. The compact cargo e-bike that earns its $5,995 in 2026 Australia.
Written review by CarTell.tv · 8 June 2026
Trek's Allant+ 7 is the serious commuter e-bike that just got more affordable
Trek's Allant+ 7 pairs a Bosch Performance CX motor, 500 Wh battery, and suspension fork. On sale at $3,999.99.
Compare with: Marin Lombard E1 ($4,000), Merida eSilex+ 600 ($3,999), Cube Touring Hybrid Pro 625 ($3,999)
Written review by CarTell.tv · 14 May 2026
Lekker Jordaan Urban 8sp Review, the law-abiding commuter
Lekker's Dutch step-through is the rare sub $3,000 city commuter that already fits the 2026 NSW e-bike rules. Watt's Up walks through what it gets right.
Written review by CarTell.tv · 21 May 2026
Giant Talon E+ review: a light hardtail that plays by the rules
Giant rebuilt its entry trail e-bike for 2026. The result is a 21.7kg hardtail with a 75Nm SyncDrive motor that climbs hard, stays under 25 km/h, and never gives a ranger a reason to look twice.
Written review by CarTell.tv · 16 May 2026
Teewing Turbo Force XT Is the Best-Value Avinox eMTB in Australia
Carbon frame, DJI Avinox M2S motor, FOX suspension, Shimano XT drivetrain, and an 800Wh battery at $7,999 AUD. The price-to-spec ratio on this trail eMTB is hard to argue with.
Compare with: Earth PRIME S Hardtail ($3,090), VelectriX Ascent X ($3,199), Earth REX Hard-Tail ($2,790)
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