Zapp-branded ETT fleet lined up outside the warehouse
ETT Industries Part of the Otto Scooter family

Built for fleet duty

A fleet bike is judged on the days it is not in the workshop. The Trayser was designed around that: a 1,056 Wh removable battery so a rider finishes the shift, and a Gates carbon belt in place of a chain so the most frequent service job on a delivery bike simply does not exist.

Key features

Why fleets choose the Trayser

1,056 Wh per bike

The biggest battery pack on any delivery e-bike you can rent in London — 50–60 miles, so riders finish the shift on one charge.

Belt, not chain

Gates carbon belt drive: no stretching, no oiling, no replacement interval. Fewer bikes off the road.

GPS tracking

See your fleet and riders' real-time locations with on-board GPS trackers.

Specified for abuse

Hydraulic disc brakes, puncture-protected tyres, aluminium frame, USB charging for the rider's phone.

About our partnerships

Trusted by London's delivery leaders

The Trayser has been under London's grocery and food fleets since 2021. Those operators are the reason the bike is specified the way it is — every part that broke at fleet scale got changed.

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Deliveroo

The UK's first flexible e-bike rental service — exclusive discounts and branding, enabling riders to deliver for longer.

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Zapp

Full fleet operations since 2021, including maintenance and support with a 95%+ uptime guarantee. “Their bikes by far are the most reliable and green vehicles.”

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Weezy & Jiffy

Fleet rental kept in excellent condition to support rapid-delivery goals. “ETT has been a fantastic partner… very responsive whenever there's a maintenance need.”

ETT partners and clients: Deliveroo, Uber Eats, Zapp, Jiffy, Rybit, Weezy, Mobike, Porsche, Universal, Fast & Furious, NIO
What you get

Fleet service, end to end

A bike designed for the job

Not a consumer e-bike with a rack bolted on: 1,056 Wh, belt drive, hydraulic discs, puncture protection.

Tailored fleet proposal

Quoted by Otto Scooter against your rider numbers and shift pattern.

Guaranteed fleet uptime

Reactive and proactive maintenance by expert mechanics keeps bikes earning.

On-site maintenance

Mobile mechanic teams serve London partners on-site.

A sustainable future

Zero-emission delivery that cuts urban pollution — and looks good doing it.

Brandable panels

The AdRider side panels can carry your own branding instead.

Can London businesses put a fleet on ETT Trayser 2.0 e-bikes?

Yes. ETT Industries builds the Trayser 2.0 and supplies it to London fleets through Otto Scooter Ltd, its parent company since 2023 — from a single bike to full multi-vehicle operations. Fleets to date include Deliveroo (the UK’s first flexible e-bike rental service), Weezy, Jiffy, and Zapp, whose fleet has run since 2021 above 95% uptime.

A fleet package covers the proposal, reactive and proactive maintenance (on site for London partners), GPS tracking, and branded side panels using the same panel system as the AdRider programme. Because the Trayser is an EAPC, riders need no CBT and no driving licence — and, being bicycles, the bikes are not insured the way mopeds are.

Fleet terms come from Otto Scooter

ETT builds the bikes; Otto Scooter runs the fleet contract, the maintenance schedule and the on-site mechanics. Tell them your rider numbers and shift pattern and they will quote.

Fleet pricing is quoted per operation, not per rider off a list. Branded side panels, GPS tracking and on-site maintenance are all part of the conversation.

Fleets

Fleet questions, answered

What size fleet can ETT supply?
From a single bike to full multi-vehicle fleets. Fleet terms are quoted by Otto Scooter against your rider numbers and shift pattern.
Do our riders need licences?
No. The Trayser 2.0 is an EAPC e-bike, so riders need no CBT and no driving licence — anyone on your team can ride it from day one.
What uptime can you expect?
Reactive and proactive maintenance has kept partner fleets above 95% uptime — the level delivered for Zapp since 2021, with mobile mechanics on site for London partners.
Can we brand the bikes?
Yes — the same side panels the AdRider programme uses can carry your own branding instead.

Put your brand on the road

Not renting a fleet? Advertise your business on our riders' bikes instead.