Two riders with their Roar bikes on an open-country road
Four Roar eBikes in a shallow creek in Tasmania
Lake Eildon and the surrounding hills
The turquoise Roar eBike beside a creek
ROAR / A LIFE WELL RIDDEN

MORE
OUT THERE.

Open country. Good company.
Time to explore.

The Tassie trip
01 / OUT WITH MATES

Explore further. Share the journey.

Make a day of it

Roar eBikes. A life well ridden.

THE TASSIE TRIP / EASTER 202401 — OUT WITH MATES

A life
well ridden.

Four mates.
Five days. One island.

Four Roar eBikes carried Rory and three friends across Tasmania. Over five days, the journey took them along gravel roads, through river crossings and into the highlands.

Explore the crossing
4MATES. FOUR ROARS.
5DAYS ACROSS TASSIE.
464RECORDED KILOMETRES.

Rounded distance from the five daily recordings, not battery range.

FIVE DAYS. FOUR MATES. A CAMERA ROLL.

A journey worth sharing.

Watch the film
Two mates wading in the river, with a red bike on the rocky bank.Open photograph ↗
ROAR / TASSIE '24THE TRIP, THROUGH OUR CAMERAS
OUT WITH MATES

Time for
a river stop.

A riverside break on the way to Ouse.

Every stop is part of the journey.
OUR ACTUAL GPS TRACKS / TASMANIA

Explore the crossing.

Select a photo pin. Follow the yellow line.

YOUR WAY OUT THERE.
About this route

463.7 km is the sum of the five daily GPS recordings. Small gaps between days are left open; the largest is between days two and three near Ouse (3.05 km between recorded endpoints). Elevation is approximate and lightly smoothed. The replay follows distance at an illustrative pace, not recorded speed. Photo pins use the cameras’ recorded locations; the dawn photo sits at the shared Miena overnight stop. This is a story of our ride, not a navigation guide or a battery-range claim.

Coastline and lakes: Natural Earth. Terrain: Mapzen / AWS Open Data, USGS (SRTM, GMTED2010) and NOAA (ETOPO1). Relief shading is exaggerated for clarity. Route: our original trip recordings.

FROM OUR CAMERAS / TASMANIA

Further together.

Gravel roads, open valleys and the ride down to the lake. Original footage from the Tasmania crossing.

Highland gravel. Quiet country roads. River crossings.
A journey worth making time for.

02 — CLOSER TO HOME / LAKE EILDON

Adventure,
closer to home.

Adventure can start close to home: a track through the trees, a view of the lake and time to take it all in.

Through the pines. Out to the water. A silent Lake Eildon film.
Take the long way home. Lake Eildon.Play the film.
THE RIDE JOURNAL / MOMENTS ALONG THE WAY

More to
every ride.

Explore unfamiliar roads, spend time outdoors
and share the experience with friends.

A helmeted rider guiding a Roar through a muddy forest track
01 / INTO THE FOREST

Fresh air.
A clearer head.

Follow the track through the forest and enjoy a change of pace.

Three riders travelling together on a quiet tree-lined road
02 / KEEP GOOD COMPANY

Good company.
Shared adventures.

Make time to ride together and discover somewhere new.

Three riders stopped with their bikes and lights beside water at dusk
03 / TAKE IT IN

Make time
for the view.

Stop by the water, watch the light change and enjoy the company.

ROAR EBIKES / BUILT FOR ADVENTURE03 — YOUR WAY OUT THERE
The complete turquoise Roar eBike beside a creekView photograph

For the days
you’ll remember.

Roar eBikes bring electric assistance to everyday adventures, from local trails and quiet country roads to longer journeys with friends.

Roar eBikes in the real world

Four Roar eBikes made the five-day crossing of Tasmania. All four completed the journey.

Adventure at your pace

Roar is designed around exploring trails and country roads. Our focus is adventure riding rather than downhill racing or freestyle jumps. Speak with Rory about the riding you enjoy.

A closer look

Explore the photographs, then speak with Rory about fit, components and your plans.

Find your Roar
Roar eBikes with bags attached to their frames
Roar eBikes, ready for the journey.
ROAR / HOW IT STARTED

A passion
for adventure.

Roar began in late 2021, when Rory built his first electric mountain bike from a carbon-fibre frame, motor and battery. A personal interest grew into a passion for building bikes and exploring on them.

That passion led to more Roar eBikes and a five-day journey across Tasmania with friends. It remains at the heart of Roar: helping people spend more time outdoors and experience more of the places around them.

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YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE STARTS HERE.

Where would
you go?

From local trails to a journey across Tasmania, every adventure starts with a plan. Speak with Rory about where you want to ride and how a Roar eBike could fit your plans.

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