[CraigB]

Got talking to one of my mates north of the river today whom I've not caught up with for sometime, he's gone out and bought himself a Stealth B-52 electric bike for his 50th, it's a similar bike to a mutual friend of ours who I've mentioned on the forum before about his crazy bike.

At that time the bikes were only available via the US but now can be bought in Australia, they're not cheap and costs a little more than the motorcycle I've just bought

They are bloody great fun though, I doubt he'll be using it on trails though he'll have plenty of fun tearing up the local streets

  Stealth B-52 - Stealth Electric Bikes

[Dazzler]

Thanks for that,  Craig.  Interesting.. probably appeals to me more than a motorcycle but around $8300 for a pushy is pushing it! 

[CraigB]

Thanks for that,  Craig.  Interesting.. probably appeals to me more than a motorcycle but around $8300 for a pushy is pushing it! 

You must have looked at one of the cheaper bikes Dazz, the Stealth B-52 is $10,400

[Shambles]

It looks plain weird

[CraigB]

It looks plain weird

More like a motocross bike I reckon, needs a lot of room for the massive battery.

[eye30]

Looks brill but as its motor allows it to exceed 25kph and plus moves without pedaling, it is not classed as a pedal bike here.


Would be classed as a motor bike and would require insurance, tax, crash helmet and possibly a driving licence.

[The Gonz]

Dammit, youse alls gots me just plane ol' excited!

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[CraigB]

Looks brill but as its motor allows it to exceed 25kph and plus moves without pedaling, it is not classed as a pedal bike here.


Would be classed as a motor bike and would require insurance, tax, crash helmet and possibly a driving licence.

All bikes listed there except the P-7 are not road legal in Australia either, max road legal speed here is also 25kph and 250w motor, but that doesn’t stop most from having some fun
Even the electric kick scooter I had was supposed to be 10kph and 250w max for Western Australia I could push all 2000w out to 60kph

Crash helmets are law here no matter what bike you are riding.