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QIKAITU
QIKAITU Road Legal Electric Bike (K800)
A dual-motor, 50km/h-capable fat-tyre e-bike with the longest claimed range in this catalogue — despite the reassuring "Road Legal" name, its top speed is well above Australia's unregistered e-bike limit.
Indicative price captured 6 Sept 2026 — always confirm current price on Amazon.
ASIN B0H4F6RV4B · Colour: Blue
Ideal for
Riders who want the longest range and highest top speed in this catalogue 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, the longest in this catalogue, 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
- Longest claimed range in this catalogue (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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