Food delivery e-bike · Hire in Brisbane
NCM Paris e-bike hire
A compact 20″ folding e-bike with a low step-through frame. Quick in traffic, easy to carry up stairs and folds for the car boot or the train. Hire it weekly as a 20″ folding Food delivery e-bike.
$42.80
a week on an 18-week plan
What it’s like
Why riders pick the NCM Paris
Folds in seconds
The frame and handlebar fold so the bike fits in a car boot, a small apartment or a lift.
Step-through frame
A low frame that is easy to get on and off at every pick-up and drop-off.
20″ wheels
Small, strong wheels that make the bike nimble between restaurants on busy streets like Boundary Street or Brunswick Street.
Rear rack
A rack over the back wheel for a bag or a box.
Removable battery
The battery slides out from behind the seat tube to charge indoors or swap for a second battery.
Road-legal in Queensland
Our hire bikes are 250 W with pedal assist to 25 km/h and built to EN 15194.
Best for: Delivery in dense areas like the Valley, South Bank, West End and Sunnybank, riders who live in small apartments, and anyone who mixes riding with trains or a car.
We’re an authorised NCM service centre, so the bike is serviced by people who know it. Detailed specifications vary by production batch: ask us in store or on WhatsApp for the bike you’ll get.
Price & what’s included
Hiring the NCM Paris
Minimum hire 3 weeks: $70/wk for 3 weeks, $65 for 4+, $59.99 for 8+, $49.99 for 12+, $42.80 for 18+ (about $6.11 a day). After your first 12 weeks, the next 2 weeks are free. Second battery $45/week.
- Helmet, lock, lights and phone holder included.
- Free wear-and-tear labour at our Indooroopilly workshop during your hire.
- Pick up at 5/8 Lambert Road, Indooroopilly, one minute from the train station. Bring a driver licence or passport.
- From 31 August 2026, Queensland e-bike riders must be 16+ with at least a learner licence (Queensland, interstate or overseas).
Models are subject to availability: you book the category and we confirm the exact bike.
NCM Paris questions
Can I take a folding e-bike on the train in Brisbane?
Folding bikes are easier to take on public transport. Check Queensland Rail's current bike rules before you travel, especially in peak times.
Is a 20-inch e-bike good for food delivery?
Yes, for city deliveries. It is quick to manoeuvre, easy to park and lock, and easy to carry into buildings. If you ride very long distances, a 26/29-inch full-size can be more comfortable.