48V Electric Bikes

48V refers to the battery's voltage, not its power output. It's DiroDi's everyday middle tier, sitting between our entry-level 36V packs and the higher-capacity 52V and 60V packs fitted to our performance models.

Most riders get around 80 km per charge in everyday use, with up to 125 km possible on our 48V Rover. Body weight, hills and how hard you lean on the pedal assist all shift that figure up or down.

A compliant 250 W pedal-assist configuration with assistance cutting out at 25 km/h can be used on public roads subject to your state's bike, rider and access requirements. Voltage or an assist setting alone does not establish compliance. Considering a higher-power 48V variant instead? Check with our Find My Ride quiz or talk to the team before assuming a blanket state rule applies.

Fat tyre models are the sturdier option, built for gravel, sand and mixed terrain at the cost of a little extra weight. Step-through models keep things light and easy to hop on and off, suited to street and path riding around town.

For most typical weekend distances, yes. If you're planning a genuinely long, hilly or throttle-heavy day out, compared against our 52V and 60V tiers.