FAQ's

Are LEKIs full-sized?

Yes. LEKI motorbikes are full-sized, road-ready electric motorcycles built for daily commuting, weekend rides, and everything in between.

How do I charge my LEKI?

Plug it into any standard 240V outlet using the included charger. Charging is safe, simple, and can be done at home, the office, or anywhere with a power point.

Are LEKIs learner approved?

Yes. All LEKIs are LAMS-approved and suitable for riders on their learner’s or restricted motorcycle licences.

Are LEKIs street legal?

Absolutely. LEKI motorbikes are ADR-compliant and fully road legal in every Australian state and territory.

How long does it take to charge?

Charging from 0 to 100% takes approximately 4–6 hours depending on the battery size and charger used.

What colours can I buy?

We offer Black, White, and special edition finishes. Keep an eye on our site for limited drops.

What is the range of the LEKI?

The 5000W LEKI gets 100–110km of range; the 10000W version gets 110–140km depending on speed, terrain, and riding style.

How much is it to run a LEKI?

You can ride a LEKI for around $2.33 per 100km – a fraction of the cost of petrol vehicles, plus almost no servicing.

Do LEKIs have a warranty?

Yes – all LEKIs come with a 2-year warranty covering manufacturing defects and battery performance.

Can I finance my LEKI?

Yes, we’ve partnered with Ausloans to offer fast, flexible finance. Apply online via our website or at checkout.

Is LEKI Australian owned?

Yes. LEKI Australia is proudly Australian owned and operated, with our bikes assembled locally in Adelaide.

Where are LEKIs built?

LEKIs are assembled in Adelaide, South Australia, by our experienced team of technicians.

Can I collect my LEKI in person?

Absolutely. You can pick up your LEKI from our Adelaide workshop by appointment.

Can I test ride a LEKI?

Yes, we offer daily test rides in Adelaide and pop-up experiences around Australia. New demo locations launching soon!

Can I replace the battery myself?

Battery replacement must be done by a LEKI technician to ensure safety and performance standards are maintained.

Can I charge my LEKI at a public EV station?

LEKIs use standard 240V charging, so they’re not compatible with DC fast-charging EV stations unless adapted. Home and office power points work best.

Do I need a motorbike licence?

Yes. You’ll need a motorcycle licence (learner, restricted, or full) to ride a LEKI legally on public roads.

Can I ride a LEKI off-road?

LEKIs are road-tuned but rugged enough for light off-road riding. For bush trails or dirt use, check your state’s regulations.

What happens if I leave the isolator switch on in storage?

If not riding for extended periods, fully charge your LEKI, switch the isolator OFF, and check monthly to keep battery above 20%.

How long does the battery last?

Our lithium battery packs are rated for 800–1000 cycles — or around 5+ years of regular riding with proper care.

How do I check my battery health?

Monitor via the dash voltage reading — 72V is full. Stay above 20% to preserve long-term health.

How do I register my LEKI by state?

NSW: Visit Service NSW with ID, invoice, registration form, and CTP.
VIC: Book with VicRoads and bring ID, invoice, and Certificate of Roadworthiness.
QLD: Visit a TMR centre with ID, proof of purchase, and CTP.
SA: Visit Service SA with ID, invoice, CTP, and compliance docs.
WA: Go to DOT WA with ID, purchase docs, and CTP. Inspection may apply.
TAS: Service Tasmania – bring ID, invoice, CTP, and ADR docs.
ACT: Access Canberra – bring ID, purchase proof, CTP, ADR docs.
NT: MVR – bring ID, invoice, CTP. Inspection may be required.