Queen’s Wharf Bikeway changes for Brisbane Festival 2025
During September, The Landing at Queen\'s Wharf will be used for select events and event setup as part of the Brisbane Festiva...
The Queensland Government has recently released updated details around the restrictions, rules and penalties for e-bikes. Australia has adopted the Electric Power Assisted Bicycles (EPAC) EN15194 standard, which says that pedals must be the primary source of power, with pedal assistance cutting out after 25km/h. This standard also regulates that the maximum continuous power is limited to 250 Watts.
Bicycle Queensland has released a position statement on e-bikes and e-motorbikes that do not comply with the Australian standards, and we are calling for a restriction on import and sales of non-compliant devices.
During September, The Landing at Queen\'s Wharf will be used for select events and event setup as part of the Brisbane Festiva...
Bicycle Queensland has welcomed the introduction of the Road Vehicle Standards Amendment (Safer E-Bikes) Bill 2025Â...
From August 28 until September 30, Bicycle Queensland are running a competition to win one of 4 prize packs from POC. All you...
Bicycle Queensland is pleased to announce a comprehensive regional tour through Northern and Southern Queensland, scheduled f...