Complete control: Installed in all Series II bikes, the FR Escape App is revolutionising how you ride. Built-in GPS tracking with Bluetooth and 4G connectivity, full power and function control, next-gen security, and social community integration. And that’s just the start.

Common questions about the Flight Risk FR505
What makes the FR505 an “Electric Escape Vehicle” rather than a standard e-bike?
Built-in GPS tracking with geofencing, integrated front and rear blinkers, and an industry-safest charger with heat-protection technology, alongside the standard e-bike spec of a 500W max motor (locked to 250W), 25km/h top speed and 80km range.
The spec itself is a road-going explorer, commuter class made for finding cool cafes and surf spots.
Who is the Flight Risk FR505 built for?
The Flight Risk FR505 fat-tire e-bike, promoted as a “Electric Escape Vehicle” (EEV), is mostly designed for commuters, regular urban cyclists, and weekend explorers seeking a secure and adaptable mode of transportation.
As per the guidelines provided by Flight Risk Australia, it is explicitly tailored to serve the following demographics:
Compact Cyclists: The frame design and customisable handlebars designate it as one of the premier fat-tire selections for anyone below 5’5″ (165 cm).
Security-Aware Travellers: Designed for urban cyclists concerned about larceny, it features embedded 4G GPS monitoring, geofencing capabilities, and a remote motor deactivation application.
Individuals with more weight and those transporting cargo: Featuring a robust, full-frame design and an impressive maximum load capacity of 180kg, it presents a more agile and lightweight option compared to cumbersome cargo bicycles.
Mixed-Terrain Cruisers: Equipped with 20-inch Kenda fat tires and front suspension, it is designed for individuals seeking a seamless transition from urban streets to rugged off-road paths or private trails.
Does the FR505’s GPS tracking need a specific phone or app version?
The Flight Risk FR505 eBike’s live GPS tracking operates independently of any particular phone or app version, as it is equipped with its own integrated GPS hardware and a dedicated 4G SIM card.
Due to its ability to relay tracking and location information via its dedicated cellular network, the bicycle will persist in monitoring its location and uphold its geofencing security parameters, regardless of whether your phone is inactive, powered off, or situated at a considerable distance.
To access the GPS location, get tampering notifications, or adjust security configurations, it is necessary to utilise the accompanying Flight Risk App.
Application and Compatibility Specifications: The companion application may be found on the Flight Risk App Store Page and is compatible with contemporary iPhones.
The application is accessible for download from the Flight Risk Google Play Store Page for contemporary Android smartphones.
Initial Synchronisation: During the configuration or unlocking of the bicycle locally, your mobile device use both Bluetooth and 4G connectivity to harmoniously interact with the equipment.
What’s included with the Flight Risk FR505?
A 2-year warranty, the Bafang motor locked to 250W with a 500W maximum, app-controlled power output, a 48V 20Ah Samsung battery, front suspension, 20-inch Kenda tyres, Shimano 7-speed gearing, and 2-piston Tektro hydraulic disc brakes, plus the industry-safest charger with heat protection named in the description.
When is the Flight Risk FR505 the wrong choice?
If you’re over the 180kg rider and cargo capacity, this isn’t your bike. This is a road-going 25km/h commuter class machine, not an off-road bike, so it isn’t the choice for anyone wanting genuine trail capability.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.