Raptor Step-Thru Ebike
Our EN1519 Certification
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The RAPTOR wasn't pulled off a catalogue. Every frame is our own — designed from a blank sheet, not an off-the-shelf mould — and shaped around one idea: a fat-tyre ride with the stance of a machine and the manners of a daily commuter. The claw marks raked down the frame aren't a sticker. They're a signature.
Same bloodline, two builds. RAPTOR-S drops its frame low, so anyone can step straight through and go. Both road-legal. Both ready for the everyday run.
Turn every head on the street
Wave goodbye to fuel prices
Made for everyone who rides
Better with two
Full Suspension
Commuter-Oriented Frame Geometry
Fender Inculded
What Makes Raptor Different?
Float Over Everything
A 100mm adjustable front fork and rear suspension paired with wide, cushioned tyres soak up potholes, kerbs and rough ground so the ride stays smooth and unhurried. Sit back, relax your grip, and let the road disappear beneath you.
Ride All Weekend on One Charge
The oversized battery is built so charging becomes something you barely think about. Head out Saturday, take the long way back Sunday, and still have plenty in reserve — less plugging in, more riding.
Cushioned, Coast to Coast
A long, hand-finished saddle you can sink into, riding on front and rear suspension that softens every bump beneath it. Potholes fade, kerbs disappear, and the longest way home stops feeling long. Sit back, ease your grip — the comfort is built in, from the seat down.
Step In, Take Off
The low step-through frame means no awkward swing of the leg — just step through and go, in whatever you're wearing. Paired with the long, plush saddle, it's the easiest way on and the most comfortable way around.
Specifications
General Info
| Material | Carbon Steel |
| Net Weight | About 49.5 kg (108.9 lb) |
| Total Carry Capacity | 120 kg (264 lb) |
| Rider Height | 4 ft 59 in–6 ft 56 in |
| Pedal-Assist Range | Up to 65 km (40.4 mi) |
| Battery Safety Certifications | Not Specified |
| Safety Certifications | EN 15194 Certified |
| Ideal Use | Freestyle, Gravel, Road, Snow and Trail Riding |
| Pedal Assist | 0–3 Levels |
| Water Resistance | IPX5 |
Ebike System
| Motor | 250 W Brushless Rear Hub Motor |
| Motor Torque | 50 Nm |
| Display | Multifunctional Display |
| Battery | 48 V 18 Ah Samsung-Cell Battery |
| Battery Weight | Not Specified |
| Controller | 48 V / 20 A Intelligent |
| Sensors | Speed Sensor |
| Charger | 54.6 V / 2 A Charger |
| Charging Time | Approx. 12 Hours |
| Lights | Front and Rear Lights Included |
| Speed | 25 km/h |
Wheelset
| Front Wheel | 20-Inch Wheel |
| Rear Wheel | 20-Inch Wheel |
| Tires | 20 × 4.0-Inch Pneumatic Fat Tyres |
General Info
| Weight | 68.5lbs |
| Total Weight Limit | 300 lbs |
| Rider Height | Regular |
Cockpit
| Saddle | Long Banana Saddle, Polyurethane (PU) |
| Seatpost | Not Specified |
| Seatpost Clamp | Not Specified |
| Handlebars | Ø22.2 × Ø31.8 × 680 mm (26.8 in Wide) |
| Grips | PVC Grips |
| Headset | FJ-B010-1, Ø28.6 × Ø44 × 30 mm; Includes Star Nut, Hex Screws and Waterproof Rubber Plug |
Drivetrain
| Rear Derailleur | Shimano 7-Speed |
| Shifter | Shimano SL-TX50-7R Shift Lever |
| Chain | 7-Speed Chain, 130 Links |
| Cassette | C07A 7-Speed Screw-On Freewheel, 14–28T |
| Chainring | SIC2F5P-MT (G5TDO-1), 3/32 in × 42T × 152 mm |
| Crankset | 152 mm Steel Crank Arms |
| Bottom Bracket | ZK-S-03 Sealed Bottom Bracket, 1.37 in × 24T, 120 × 177 mm, A-25 / B-120 / C-32 |
| Pedals | HF-899 9/16 in Flat Pedals |
Frameset
| Frame | 1750 × 650 × 1100 mm (68.9 × 25.6 × 43.3 in) |
| Fork | Front Suspension Fork Without Lockout |
| Rear Spacing | 190 mm (7.5 in) |
| Fork Spacing | 135 mm (5.3 in) |
| Frame Style | Step-over Frame |
Brakes
| Front Brake | Mechanical Disc Brake |
| Rear Brake | Mechanical Disc Brake |
| Front Brake Rotor | 160 mm |
| Rear Brake Rotor | 160 mm |
FAQ
Is the Raptor S legal to ride in Australia?
Yes — the Raptor S is fully designed around EN 15194 compliant pedal-assist regulations, meaning it fits within the legal e-bike framework used across most Australian states. It delivers motor assistance up to 25 km/h and only when pedalling, making it a safe and compliant choice for everyday commuting and shared path riding (check local rules for specifics).
Why should I choose the Raptor S over a standard e-bike?
The Raptor S is built for riders who want more than a basic commuter bike. With a high-torque motor, oversized battery system, and fat tyre stability, it delivers a more powerful, confident ride on hills, rough roads, and longer commutes without feeling underpowered.
How far can I realistically ride on one charge?
While the official range is up to 75 km, most riders in real-world Australian conditions experience around 45–75 km depending on terrain and assist level. It is designed to comfortably handle daily commuting without constant charging anxiety.
Is it powerful enough for hills and heavier riders?
Yes — the 80Nm BAFANG motor is designed to deliver strong low-speed torque, making uphill rides smooth and controlled even with load. It is a noticeable upgrade compared to entry-level commuter e-bikes.
Is the battery safe and practical for daily use?
The 48V Samsung lithium battery includes a smart BMS protection system that manages charging, temperature, and discharge safety. It is removable, so you can charge it at home or in the office without moving the bike.
Is the ride comfortable on different terrain?
The 20” x 4.0” fat tyres combined with front suspension help absorb bumps and uneven surfaces, giving you a more stable and confident ride on city roads, gravel paths, and light off-road terrain.
How safe is the braking system?
The Raptor S uses 180mm hydraulic disc brakes, delivering strong and consistent stopping power even at higher speeds or in wet conditions. This gives riders more control and confidence in traffic.
Who is the Raptor S designed for?
It is ideal for commuters, delivery riders, and adventure-style riders who want a powerful, long-range e-bike that can replace short car trips while still being comfortable and practical for daily use.
How difficult is setup and delivery?
The bike arrives 85% pre-assembled. Most riders can complete setup in 30–60 minutes with basic tools. It is designed to be user-friendly even for first-time e-bike owners.
What kind of warranty and support is included?
The Raptor S typically includes 12 months warranty on motor and battery and 24 months on the frame. It is built with serviceable components, making maintenance straightforward and accessible in Australia.
Why does the large battery matter?
The 1512Wh high-capacity battery is designed for longer rides, fewer charging cycles, and more consistent performance. It reduces range anxiety and supports heavier usage such as commuting, delivery, or weekend riding.