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FlightRisk builds performance fat-tyre e-bikes for riders who want more — full suspension, hydraulic brakes, and a range that runs from the FR303 through to the high-output FR777. Despite the common myth that fat tyre e-bikes are illegal, FlightRisk makes street legal models like the FR303 — and we stock them alongside off-road models for riders who want more power. Want a hand choosing? Give us a call.
We stock FlightRisk in Melbourne with demo bikes to ride, assemble and safety-check every bike in our workshop, and Frosty handles service, parts and warranty 7 days. Serious spec, real support behind it.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, that is a common myth. FlightRisk makes street legal models like the FR303, and a fat tyre bike is exactly as legal as any other bike as long as it meets the street legal spec. The higher-output FR models are built for off-road and private land. If you would like a hand choosing, give us a call.
In Australia a street legal e-bike is EN15194-certified: a 250W motor, pedal-assist, cutting off at 25km/h, treated the same as a regular bicycle with no licence or registration. The fat tyres make no difference to that. The FR303 is FlightRisk's street legal pedal-assist option, while the higher-output models are made for off-road use.
The numbers scale with power, range and capability. FR303 and FR333 are the accessible entry point, with the FR303 being the street legal pedal-assist option. FR505 and FR555 are the popular mid-range. FR666 and FR777 are the high-output performance models made for off-road and private land.
It depends where you want to ride. If you want a street legal bike, the FR303 is the one to look at. If you are riding private land and want serious power, the higher-output models deliver it. Give us a call and we will help you land on the right one.
Dual suspension smooths out rough paths, gravel, gutters and trail, which matters more the further you ride from smooth bitumen. Paired with fat tyres it makes a genuinely comfortable ride over surfaces that would rattle a rigid commuter.
Depends on model, battery size, rider weight, terrain, assist level and throttle use. Claimed range is best-case, calculated flat with a light rider on low assist. Ask us for the honest real-world figure on the model you are considering.
Yes. Professional assembly and safety check in our Richmond workshop before you ride it, plus Frosty's in-house service, repairs, spares and warranty seven days a week. We stock FlightRisk spares including chargers, so repairs do not wait on overseas parts.
Yes. Demo bikes are at our Richmond store.







































