Bobby. wrote on Feb 10
th, 2026 at 1:19pm:
Gnads wrote on Feb 10
th, 2026 at 9:07am:
Bobby. wrote on Feb 9
th, 2026 at 6:08pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Feb 9
th, 2026 at 5:59pm:
Bobby. wrote on Feb 9
th, 2026 at 5:49pm:
How will the cops know if an E-bike is illegal?
Are all cops experts in engineering?
The same way they know if a car is illegal.
You don't have yellow stickers in Victoria?
By clocking them with their speed guns you putz.
You numpty - bikes can go faster than 25km/h down hill.

In Australia, electric bikes (e-bikes) are strictly limited to
a maximum motor-assisted speed of
25 km/h to be classified
as a bicycle and ridden on public roads without registration.
The motor must stop providing power once this speed is reached.
How would they know if an electrical connection has been bypassed
to cause the motor to have more power?
If it moves with electric power without using pedals it's an electric motorbike that needs to be registered.
Legal E Bikes are pedal assist which means they supplement pedal power they cannot operate on electric power alone.
Maximum 250W electric motor should cut out when speed exceeds 25 Kph.
New Zealand specs with same E Bikes here allow 32 Kph.
If you have a Shimano or Bosch motor on your E Bike they will be legal and more reliable while lasting longer than Chinese brands.
If you motor has greater than 250W then it can only be used on private property.
Model number on engine then google search will show if it's legal for power output.
If you see bike moving away without using pedals it's illegal unless used on private property.
I would say vast majority of E Bikes used by food delivery riders are illegal.