Some genius made an ebike out of washing machine parts — and it can hit 110kph

Ebikes are hot right now. Coronavirus lockdown measures have spurred people to find socially distanced forms of transport and many are choosing bicycles. Sales are soaring, and in some places supply is hard to come by. So what do you do if you can’t get hold of one? Sabotage your washing machine to build your own ebike, of course! That’s what one enterprising home-engineer did recently, and yes, they’ve named it: “The Spin Cycle.” Nice. [Read: EV fans deplete Dutch gov’s €10M electric vehicle grant in just 8 days] The picture below tells you everything you need to know to…

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