The Stator Scout E is back! One of our most popular bikes from 2025 is officially restocked now with front suspension, new brighter headlight with two mounting position options, gearless system, indicators, and now street legal for Australia

The Scout E is our lightest and lowest electric bike frame designed as the perfect everyday ride. It features a lightweight yet durable step through frame, weighing just 30kg (battery included) for easy handling. Despite its light build, the sturdy frame and front suspension design allow for an impressive up to 200kg load capacity to make doubling even easier. We have also made the bike gear less for less hassle and maintenance down the road. 

With an extended frame and integrated rear rack included with your bike, the Scout E is made to carry more—whether it’s cargo for your daily commute or a baby/child seat for family rides. Equipped with a high torque motor and battery to still get you up those hills easily, plus fat all-terrain tyres, this e-bike is ready to take on your day. 

The Stator Scout E features:

• High torque Rear Hub 250W motor

• Max Speed 25km/h

• Kenda Krusade fat tyres work to provide a comfortable ride on all terrains

• Samsung 48V 15AH battery delivering up to 70km of riding

• Lightweight frame for easier manoeuvring while riding and transporting

• LCD Colour Screen providing all the information and data you need on your ride

• Rear indicators and brake light for a safer ride in busy areas and during sunset hours

• Rust buster chains to prevent corrosion, particularly in coastal conditions, for longer-lasting performance

It is also equipped with front and rear alloy fenders, a rear rack included for attaching cargo and throttle (supplied separately in accessories box) at no extra cost.

The Stator Scout E is restricted to the max speed of 25km/h utilising pedal assist and cannot be tampered with to reach higher speeds, and the throttle (supplied separately in box) is limited to 6km/h to make it legal for use in public areas across Australia. 

Before you head out for your first ride, make sure you are aware and up to date with your state’s legislations for e-bikes.