For Sale : e-Bikes vallkree
Contact for price
Selleri
Types of seller
The seller's type decides what you can expect.
- Private – an individual selling their own item, such as a bike or scooter they no longer need. No ABN is required. Private sales usually do not come with the consumer guarantees a business must give, so inspect the item and its paperwork carefully before you pay.
- Sole Trader – one person trading under their own name, with no company, who sells regularly or for profit. Their ABN is shown with a badge from the Australian Business Register, but never their personal name. Australian Consumer Law guarantees still apply, because they are selling in trade.
- Business, Dealer or Broker – a registered business or company, such as a shop, hire company, dealer, broker or service provider. A valid ABN and company name are required and shown on the ad, with a badge from the Australian Business Register. Buying from a business gives you Australian Consumer Law guarantees (acceptable quality, fit for purpose, matches the description).
- Importer or Distributor – brings items into Australia to sell, or supplies them to others to sell. They cannot post as Private. A valid ABN, company name, compliance or approval reference and a warranty and recall contact are required and shown on the ad. Under the Australian Consumer Law an importer is treated as the manufacturer.
Where there is an ABN badge, it only shows the ABN is active. eRideList does not verify sellers, so you are fully responsible for checking the ABN against the business name yourself on ABN Lookup.
i
Types of seller
The seller's type decides what you can expect.
- Private – an individual selling their own item, such as a bike or scooter they no longer need. No ABN is required. Private sales usually do not come with the consumer guarantees a business must give, so inspect the item and its paperwork carefully before you pay.
- Sole Trader – one person trading under their own name, with no company, who sells regularly or for profit. Their ABN is shown with a badge from the Australian Business Register, but never their personal name. Australian Consumer Law guarantees still apply, because they are selling in trade.
- Business, Dealer or Broker – a registered business or company, such as a shop, hire company, dealer, broker or service provider. A valid ABN and company name are required and shown on the ad, with a badge from the Australian Business Register. Buying from a business gives you Australian Consumer Law guarantees (acceptable quality, fit for purpose, matches the description).
- Importer or Distributor – brings items into Australia to sell, or supplies them to others to sell. They cannot post as Private. A valid ABN, company name, compliance or approval reference and a warranty and recall contact are required and shown on the ad. Under the Australian Consumer Law an importer is treated as the manufacturer.
Where there is an ABN badge, it only shows the ABN is active. eRideList does not verify sellers, so you are fully responsible for checking the ABN against the business name yourself on ABN Lookup.
i
Member tag
- Each member's fixed ID.
- Names can repeat, so check the tag matches before you pay or meet.
Descriptioni
Description
- Written by the seller, not checked by us.
- Check it against the item before you buy.
i
Description
- Written by the seller, not checked by us.
- Check it against the item before you buy.
Vallkree is an Australian e-bike brand founded in Byron Bay, offering vintage-inspired electric bikes that combine timeless design, modern technology, and high-performance riding. Designed in Byron Bay with Japanese engineering, Vallkree bikes are built for city cruising, beach rides, commuting, and adventure.
📍 Byron Bay, NSW 2481
Detailsi
Details
- Entered by the seller, not checked by us.
- Check what matters to you before you buy.
i
Details
- Entered by the seller, not checked by us.
- Check what matters to you before you buy.
- Brand
i
Brand
- The brand, e.g. Segway-Ninebot or Xiaomi.
- Not the shop you bought it from.
- vallkree
- Device safety standard
i
Device safety standard
- The safety standard the seller says the device meets.
- Since 1 February 2025, NSW requires e-bikes, e-scooters and similar devices sold or hired out to meet a recognised safety standard.
- Check the compliance marking on the device itself.
- Not sure
- Battery safety standard
i
Battery safety standard
- The battery pack carries its own certification, separate from the device.
- It's usually printed on the pack itself or in the manual.
- Uncertified batteries are the main cause of the e-bike fires behind these rules, so buyers look closely at this one.
- Batteries are certified separately.
- Not sure
- Seller Type
i
Seller Type
- Private: an individual selling their own item.
- Sole Trader: one person trading under their own name, who sells regularly or for profit.
- Business, Dealer or Broker: a registered business or company.
- Importer or Distributor: brings items into Australia to sell, or supplies others who sell them.
- Buying from a business usually gives you Australian Consumer Law guarantees. Private sales usually do not.
- private
i
private
- Selling their own item. No ABN.
- Fewer consumer guarantees, so inspect before you pay.
- Contact Channel
i
Contact Channel
- The ways this seller says you can get in touch.
- eRideList Chat is always available.
- A seller only shows the details they choose to show, so a missing phone or email means they chose not to publish it. Use eRideList Chat to ask.
- eRideList Chat
Check before you buy
1. Is it stolen?
Ask the seller for the frame serial number (usually stamped under the pedals or on the frame) and check it on a stolen-bike register. A genuine seller won't mind.
2. Recalls & safety marks
Search the brand and model on the ACCC's product recalls, and look for safety certification marks on the ride, the battery and the charger. Lithium batteries without proper certification are a fire risk.
3. Receipt and charger
Ask for the original receipt (proof of ownership, and needed for any warranty) and make sure the original charger is included.
These are independent services, not run by eRideList.
Selleri
Types of seller
The seller's type decides what you can expect.
- Private – an individual selling their own item, such as a bike or scooter they no longer need. No ABN is required. Private sales usually do not come with the consumer guarantees a business must give, so inspect the item and its paperwork carefully before you pay.
- Sole Trader – one person trading under their own name, with no company, who sells regularly or for profit. Their ABN is shown with a badge from the Australian Business Register, but never their personal name. Australian Consumer Law guarantees still apply, because they are selling in trade.
- Business, Dealer or Broker – a registered business or company, such as a shop, hire company, dealer, broker or service provider. A valid ABN and company name are required and shown on the ad, with a badge from the Australian Business Register. Buying from a business gives you Australian Consumer Law guarantees (acceptable quality, fit for purpose, matches the description).
- Importer or Distributor – brings items into Australia to sell, or supplies them to others to sell. They cannot post as Private. A valid ABN, company name, compliance or approval reference and a warranty and recall contact are required and shown on the ad. Under the Australian Consumer Law an importer is treated as the manufacturer.
Where there is an ABN badge, it only shows the ABN is active. eRideList does not verify sellers, so you are fully responsible for checking the ABN against the business name yourself on ABN Lookup.
i
Types of seller
The seller's type decides what you can expect.
- Private – an individual selling their own item, such as a bike or scooter they no longer need. No ABN is required. Private sales usually do not come with the consumer guarantees a business must give, so inspect the item and its paperwork carefully before you pay.
- Sole Trader – one person trading under their own name, with no company, who sells regularly or for profit. Their ABN is shown with a badge from the Australian Business Register, but never their personal name. Australian Consumer Law guarantees still apply, because they are selling in trade.
- Business, Dealer or Broker – a registered business or company, such as a shop, hire company, dealer, broker or service provider. A valid ABN and company name are required and shown on the ad, with a badge from the Australian Business Register. Buying from a business gives you Australian Consumer Law guarantees (acceptable quality, fit for purpose, matches the description).
- Importer or Distributor – brings items into Australia to sell, or supplies them to others to sell. They cannot post as Private. A valid ABN, company name, compliance or approval reference and a warranty and recall contact are required and shown on the ad. Under the Australian Consumer Law an importer is treated as the manufacturer.
Where there is an ABN badge, it only shows the ABN is active. eRideList does not verify sellers, so you are fully responsible for checking the ABN against the business name yourself on ABN Lookup.
i
Member tag
- Each member's fixed ID.
- Names can repeat, so check the tag matches before you pay or meet.
