Australia's cycling culture is rooted in its unique natural landscape - from the Côte d'Azur to the Red Desert, from rainforests to mountain gorges, every part of it is worth measuring up with a ride. Whether you're a professional or a recreational rider, choosing the right route and a reliable bike is crucial. Here are the top 10 classic cycling routes in Australia and how to make the journey easier, safer and more fun with the performance advantages of the shengmilo S600 e-bike.

1. Great Ocean Road (VIC)
This 243-kilometre coastal road is a pilgrimage destination for Australian cyclists. The winding cliff road, the shock of the Twelve Apostles Rock and the quietness of the Otway Rainforest are presented alternately. Riding here involves dealing with sea breezes and undulating terrain, and a powerful e-bike can greatly enhance the experience. For example, the shengmilo S600 is equipped with 2000W front and rear dual motors, which can easily defuse the resistance of steep slopes, while the 48V 17AH Samsung battery supports a long range, so you don't need to recharge frequently and focus on the unrivalled sea view in front of you.

2. Tasmanian Trail (TAS)
Traversing 480 kilometres of pristine wilderness from north to south, this route is the ultimate adventure seeker's trial. Alternating between dense forests, bogs and gravel roads, it demands the highest level of adaptability and stability, while the 26-inch wide tyres are designed to distribute the pressure effectively, and the dual-suspension damping system keeps the bike smooth even on bumpy roads. If you want to further reduce your physical exertion, the electric assist mode is an ‘invisible companion’ for travelling through the long wilderness.

3. Blue Mountains National Park (Blue Mountains, NSW)
Steep sandstone cliffs and deep gorges make the Blue Mountains a mountain biker's paradise. Frequent climbs and descents require precise braking. The hydraulic oil brake system provides instant response to ensure safety when travelling downhill, while the powerful torque of the twin motors makes conquering altitude drops a breeze.

4. Cairns to Daintree Rainforest (QLD)
From tropical cities to the world's oldest rainforest, this route is full of humid air and rugged forest trails. The high-torque motor makes quick work of the soft mud, while the wide tyres are designed to avoid getting stuck in the wet soil. For longer explorations, the long-lasting battery allows you to ride all day without missing any of the rainforest's secret places.

5. Murray to Mountains Rail Trail (VIC)
The flat, disused railway tracks have been converted into a 116-kilometre recreational trail that is suitable for families. Comfort is key - the dual-suspension damping system absorbs the subtle vibrations of the road, while the lightweight body design makes it easy for novices to manoeuvre. The electric assist mode also allows parents and children to ride with less effort.

6. Uluru Bike Trail (NT)
Riding around the sacred Uluru boulders in the heart of Australia's red earth is a test of both fitness and endurance. While the soft sand of the desert floor is extremely taxing, the combination of wide tyres and a high-powered motor turns resistance into power. In addition, the stability of the battery in the high temperature environment ensures reliability throughout the ride.

7. Adelaide Wine Country (Adelaide to Barossa Valley, SA)
Riding through the vineyards of South Australia requires a balance between beauty and practicality. The vehicle needs to be light enough to navigate the trails, but with reliable braking to cope with the occasional steep hill. Hydraulic brakes and adjustable power modes combine to make wine tasting tours both elegant and safe.

8. Gold Coast Oceanway (QLD)
The 36-kilometre coastline ride is characterised by sea breezes and sunshine. The low resistance body design enhances riding efficiency, while the waterproof performance can cope with sudden seaside showers. If you want to try sandy riding on the beach, switch to full power mode to experience a sense of freedom like surfing.

9. Perth to Rottnest Island, WA
From the city to the island, the vehicle's adaptability is put to the test in a variety of terrains. The removable battery is designed for easy ferry transport, while quick charging ensures you're ready to go as soon as you get to the island. The island's rolling hills are also easily handled with intelligent power distribution.

10. Canberra Cycle Paths (ACT)
Australia's capital city has a dense network of cycling trails for daily commutes and short explorations. Vehicles need to balance flexibility and comfort - compact frames make it easy to navigate the streets, while ergonomic saddles are designed to make urban cycling less tiring.

Cycling equipment recommendation: why shengmilo S600?
The diversity of Australia's terrain requires a bike that can conquer the wilderness and adapt to the city at the same time. shengmilo S600 e-bike is designed to fulfil these needs with the following features:

All-terrain adaptability: 2000W dual motors + 26-inch fat tyres, easily coping with sand, dirt roads, gravel and other complex terrain;

Long range guarantee: 48V 17AH Samsung battery can support 80-100km range (depending on road conditions and modes), which is enough to complete most single-day routes;

Safety and Comfort: Dual suspension damping system reduces bumps and hydraulic oil brakes provide precise braking, maintaining manoeuvrability even in rainforests or deserts;

Intelligent experience: multiple power modes can be freely switched, calling for maximum power when climbing hills and switching to energy-saving mode on flat roads to extend exploration time.

Conclusion: Ride Australia and explore another kind of freedom!
Whether it's chasing the sunset along the coastline or delving into the silence of the red dirt centre, cycling brings the rhythm of travel closer to the heartbeat of the earth. Choose a route and pair it with a reliable companion like the shengmilo S600, and Australia's breathtaking beauty will no longer be just a scenic postcard, but an epic adventure that can be measured in person.