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QIKAITU
QIKAITU Road Legal Electric Bike (K800)
A dual-motor, 50km/h-capable fat-tyre e-bike with a long claimed range (120km in pedal-assist) — despite the reassuring "Road Legal" name, its top speed is well above Australia's unregistered e-bike limit.
Indicative price captured 1 Nov 2026 — always confirm current price on Amazon.
ASIN B0H4F6RV4B · Colour: Blue
Ideal for
Riders who want the highest top speed in this catalogue, and a long claimed range, for private property or (where locally legal) registered use, and who will check their own state's e-bike power/speed rules rather than trust the product name.
Editor’s rating
Our own 0–10 scores, computed from the specs below and nudged by editorial judgement — not a manufacturer claim.
Full specifications
Sourced from the Amazon Australia listing; gaps are completed from the manufacturer where possible and marked otherwise.
| Range | 120 km |
|---|---|
| Motor power | — |
| Battery capacity | 1104 Wh |
| Top speed | 50 km/h |
| Charge time | 8 hrs |
| Weight | 33 kg |
| Brakes | Dual hydraulic disc brakes |
| Tyres | 26" x 4" fat tyre |
| Suspension | — |
| Frame | Aluminium alloy |
| Gears | 21-speed |
| Max rider weight | 200 kg |
Other details from the listing
- Load capacity
- 200kg (440 lbs)
- Extras
- Phone holder, USB charging port
- Assembly
- 85% pre-assembled
- Charging time (listing)
- 6–8 hours
In depth
The QIKAITU (also sold under the near-identical "KETELES K800" listing) pairs two motors for a claimed combined 160Nm of torque and a 50km/h top speed — genuinely quick for an e-bike, and worth noting given the product's own "Road Legal" branding. In most Australian states, a bike capable of 50km/h under motor power is not the kind of pedal-assist e-bike that can be ridden unregistered on public roads and paths — 'Road Legal' here appears to be marketing language rather than a regulatory claim, so check your state's rules before assuming this one is footpath-legal at full power.
Specs aside from the speed are genuinely strong: a 48V 23Ah (1104Wh) removable battery gives a claimed 120km pedal-assist range, and 26×4-inch fat tyres with dual hydraulic disc brakes handle the power reasonably well.
At 33kg with a 200kg load capacity, a phone holder, USB charging and an AU warehouse with local warranty support, this is a well-equipped bike let down mainly by a name that oversells its street-legality.
✓Pros
- Long claimed range (120km pedal-assist)
- Dual motor with 160Nm combined torque and genuine 50km/h capability
- Dual hydraulic disc brakes
- High 200kg load capacity
- AU warehouse with 1-year warranty and local support
✕Cons
- The "Road Legal" name is misleading — 50km/h capability likely exceeds unregistered e-bike limits in most Australian states
- No suspension beyond the fat tyres themselves
- Only 3 reviews on Amazon
- Heavy at 33kg with a large battery to match
What reviewers say
3 reviews at a perfect 5.0 stars — too few to draw a strong conclusion, but consistent with no negative feedback so far.
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