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Compliance & certifications

100% legal to ride. Certified to prove it.

Certificates and legal details below are in English. In short: our e-bikes are factory-built, certified by NSW Fair Trading, EN 15194 compliant, and legal to take on Sydney trains.

Renting an e-bike shouldn't come with legal worries. Every bike in our fleet is factory-built, certified by NSW Fair Trading under Lithium Bicycle Pty Ltd's own approvals, and already meets the European EN 15194 standard that NSW law is moving to.

EN 15194 compliant – from March 2029, only e-bikes that comply with EN 15194 will be able to be lawfully used on roads and road related areas in New South Wales

Already built to the 2029 standard

In March 2026 the NSW Government reinstated the European safety standard EN 15194 as the legal definition of an e-bike. From 1 March 2029, only EN 15194 compliant e-bikes can be lawfully used on NSW roads and road-related areas.

Our fleet complies today – pedal-assist limited to 25 km/h, certified batteries and chargers, no throttle-only riding. Rent from us in 2026 and nothing changes for you in 2029.

  • Pedal assist cuts out at 25 km/h – the NSW legal limit
  • Factory-built – never DIY conversions or kit bikes
  • Certified lithium batteries with approved chargers
  • Helmet and hi-vis vest included with every rental

Our certificates – issued to Lithium Bicycle Pty Ltd

These aren't supplier brochures – they are Certificates of Approval issued directly to Lithium Bicycle Pty Ltd by NSW Fair Trading (Electrical & Gas Approvals), covering the e-bike itself and every battery capacity in our fleet. Ask to see the originals in store any time.

E-Bike – Certificate of Approval – certificate NSW29934

NSW29934

E-Bike – Certificate of Approval

The complete e-bike, approved as a Declared Article by NSW Fair Trading under the Gas and Electricity (Consumer Safety) Act 2017.

48V100Ah Lithium Battery – certificate NSW29817

NSW29817

48V100Ah Lithium Battery

NSW Fair Trading Certificate of Approval issued to Lithium Bicycle Pty Ltd.

48V73Ah Lithium Battery – certificate NSW29816

NSW29816

48V73Ah Lithium Battery

NSW Fair Trading Certificate of Approval issued to Lithium Bicycle Pty Ltd.

48V70Ah Lithium Battery – certificate NSW29639

NSW29639

48V70Ah Lithium Battery

NSW Fair Trading Certificate of Approval issued to Lithium Bicycle Pty Ltd.

48V60Ah Lithium Battery – certificate NSW29815

NSW29815

48V60Ah Lithium Battery

NSW Fair Trading Certificate of Approval issued to Lithium Bicycle Pty Ltd.

48V10.4Ah Lithium Battery – certificate NSW29638

NSW29638

48V10.4Ah Lithium Battery

NSW Fair Trading Certificate of Approval issued to Lithium Bicycle Pty Ltd.

Certified Fast-Charging Charger (SAA / Global-Mark) – certificate GMA522254EA

GMA522254EA

Certified Fast-Charging Charger (SAA / Global-Mark)

Our fast charger is SAA certified by Global-Mark under JAS-ANZ accreditation – independent proof the charger meets Australian electrical safety standards.

Can I take the e-bike on the train? Yes.

Factory-built e-bikes like ours are welcome on Sydney Trains, Sydney Metro and Intercity services, free of charge. From 1 November 2025 NSW banned DIY-converted e-bikes (regular bikes retrofitted with kit motors and batteries) from all train and metro services, with fines up to $1,100 – because home-made battery setups are a fire risk.

That ban does not apply to our bikes: every Lithium Bicycle is an original, factory-built e-bike with NSW Fair Trading approved batteries. Ride to the station, roll on board, keep going.

  • Board the first or last carriage and use the multi-purpose areas
  • Travel outside peak hours where you can
  • Ferries carry bikes free at all times
  • Buses don't take full-size bikes (folding bikes only)

Source: Transport for NSW – travelling with bikes, and the converted e-bike ban effective 1 November 2025. Rules can change; check transportnsw.info before long trips.

Infographic: e-bikes are allowed on Sydney Trains, Metro, Intercity trains and ferries; not on buses; DIY-converted e-bikes are banned on trains from 1 November 2025

Ride legal from day one

Certified bikes, certified batteries, and every accessory you need to ride within the law – included in the weekly price.

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