NSW police to seize and destroy illegally ‘souped-up’ ebikes under government crackdown
The NSW government is implementing a crackdown on illegally modified ebikes. State transport minister John Graham announced that police will be empowered to seize and destroy ebikes that exceed the legal speed limit of 25km/h.

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AI-generatedThe NSW government is implementing a crackdown on illegally modified ebikes. State transport minister John Graham announced that police will be empowered to seize and destroy ebikes that exceed the legal speed limit of 25km/h. New seizure laws will be developed to allow police to confiscate non-compliant ebikes. The government's aim is to remove these modified bikes from NSW streets and ensure they are crushed. This initiative targets ebikes that have been altered to bypass the speed restrictions, posing a safety risk.
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5 extractedEbikes modified to exceed 25km/h speed limit will be confiscated by police and ‘end up as a twisted wreck’
Non-compliant bikes will be removed from the streets and crushed.
New seizure laws will be developed to allow police to seize ebikes that don't cut power at 25km/h.
Police will be given powers to seize and destroy ebikes exceeding the legal speed limit.
NSW government announces a crackdown on illegally modified ebikes.