Galvbike targets growing demand for electric farm vehicles
New Zealand’s galvanised, step-through Galvbike nearly sold out at Fieldays, with farmers leading the shift to electric as fuel costs climb.
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Mud, cow muck, creek crossings, and pressure washers - no worries. Sealed motors and electrics, plus a galvanised frame built for life outside, not parked in a shed getting polished.
Big footwell. Big rear deck. Carry fencing gear, dog tucker, firewood, drenches, sacks, tools, or the heading dog that refuses to walk. 200 kg payload, rider and gear included.
Direct-drive hub motor with no chain, gearbox, or clutch to rattle apart. Quiet enough around stock, and fewer moving parts for farmers to accidentally destroy.
Ever ridden nose-first into a gate you can’t quite turn around at? Hold the reverse button and power the bike backwards out of trouble without hopping off and wrestling it around like an angry sheep.
The machine
No chain, no gearbox, no clutch. A hot-dip galvanised frame that lives outside, an off-road cargo deck rated to carry 200 kg, and a direct-drive hub motor with nothing in it to slip or stall.
We did not adapt a trail bike. We built a machine for the way a New Zealand farm actually runs.
No chain, no gearbox, no clutch, no oil, no filter, no plug. The jobs that make up the real cost of a petrol farm bike simply do not exist.
IP67Hot-dip galvanised steel frame and an IP67 motor. What ends farm bikes here is water and effluent, not hours.
200 kg200 kg payload including the rider - a third more than the other electric farm bike sold in New Zealand.
2 yearsA two-year manufacturer's warranty - twice the cover on the other electric farm bike.
~$1Four to five hours from a standard 10 amp socket. No fuel stored, no trips to the pump.
5 minFull step-through, no clutch, no gears, and a reverse. New staff are useful on it in five minutes.
What the rural press has written about the bike.
New Zealand’s galvanised, step-through Galvbike nearly sold out at Fieldays, with farmers leading the shift to electric as fuel costs climb.
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The galvanised, step-through electric farm bike built for NZ dairy drew the crowds at Mystery Creek Field Days.
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The Chris & Sam Podcast talks to the Galvbike team about the bike’s simple design and strong early sales.
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Ampify’s Galvbike - brutally simple, galvanised and built for the dairy farm - readies its first production batch.
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Ampify unveiled the Galvbike at the Canterbury A&P Show - a purpose-built electric farm bike with a galvanised frame.
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Built for New Zealand farms, delivered anywhere in the country.
First batch sold out - taking pre-orders for January 2027 delivery.