Melbourne’s original, ... Melbourne is getting a new bike-share system – this time, they’re e-bikes. Red and green Lime bikes have launched around the city this week. Written by ...

Lord mayor of Melbourne, Nicholas Reece, told Jimmy Bartel and Mark Allen the newly proposed e-bike permit will improve “safety” within the city. The City of Melbourne in their recent budget abandoned ...

Melbourne's previous attempts at share-bike schemes have failed, with many of the distinctive oBikes being fished out of the Yarra. Now, several Melbourne councils are launching a new trial with Uber.

Electric bikes are broadly designated as Class 1, 2, or 3. Pay close attention, because it determines what's legal to ride and where.

Ebikes can be heavy, but the Stout clocks in at 39.24 pounds (17.8kg), meaning that you can easily heave it up a few steps, but living on the third floor would make it a chore to carry.