How fast do postie bikes go?

How fast do postie bikes go?

They sold the bike the very next day, and even though neither Mike nor Don believes Dorothy ran through the traps at any better than 150km/h, they have a certified Dry Lakes Racers Association ticket that reads 128.533mph. That’s 200km/h, though with a large grain of salt.

Where are postie bikes made?

The Honda Shop in Midland is the main supplier of Honda postie bikes to Australia Post and associated contractors….Information for Australia Post Contractors.

Displacement (cc) 109.1
Warranty 1 year

Is Australia Post a government job?

Australia Post is owned by the Australian Government, but is commercialized through corporatization, and does not receive funding from the government.

Who is behind Australia Post’s Postie bikes?

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How many e-bikes does Australia Post have?

Posties around Australia are about to hit the pavement on a fleet of new e-bikes and special three-wheeled electric delivery vehicles. 4,000 new e-bikes will be rolled out around the country by Australia Post to bring their e-bike fleet to 5,980 over the next three years.

When did Australia Post introduce motorbikes to the delivery fleet?

Australia Post first introduced motorbikes to its delivery fleet in the 1970s, with the Honda CT90. With the new e-trikes, Australia Post has also ordered a new fleet of 4,000 electric pushbikes. The new vehicles are a world away from what Rockhampton man Michael McCabe remembers from his time as a postie in 1970.

Can a Postie Bike fit seven times as many parcels?

A Melbourne manufacturer is behind Australia Post’s new generation of postie bikes designed to fit seven times the amount of parcels as online shopping booms… A Melbourne manufacturer is behind Australia Post’s new generation of postie bikes designed to fit seven times the amount of parcels as online shopping booms…