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Illegal, high-power e-bikes to be crushed in crackdown
NSW police will use new portable dyno units for roadside power tests and can crush illegal e-bikes that exceed the 25 km/h pedal-assist cutoff, targeting unsafe riding.
- Police in New South Wales, Australia will get additional powers to seize and destroy illegal high-powered e-bikes that exceed 500 watts or 25 km/h, even if purchased by mistake.
- The new measure aims to address anti-social behavior and safety concerns associated with illegal e-bikes, including a recent incident where a group of 40 riders dangerously drove across the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
- In parts of Australia, illegal and high-powered e-bikes and vehicles have caused controversies, with incidents such as a teenager awaiting trial for allegedly killing a pedestrian while riding an unlicensed electric motorbike.
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