Welder created a Cyberbike Hoverboard which is way cooler than the actual Tesla Cybertruck
- A secondhand hoverboard was transformed into a Cyberbike Hoverboard
- Stability and balance were improved for smooth riding
- Custom features like a charging port and indicator light were added
Published on Dec 15, 2024 at 6:00 PM (UTC+4)
by Daksh Chaudhary
Last updated on Dec 13, 2024 at 4:48 PM (UTC+4)
Edited by
Kate Bain
‘Cyberbike Hoverboard’ – sounds cool, right? Something futuristic that sounds like a creation from Tesla.
But no, this was just a secondhand hoverboard turned by a welder into this crazy, high-tech ride.
This unique DIY creation was stable, balanced, and packed with custom innovations, making everyone question if something like this can actually be built at home.
And if you thought the Tesla Cybertruck was cool, the Cyberbike Hoverboard might just outdo it.
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Cyberbike Hoverboard looks cooler than a Tesla Cybertruck
Created by DK The Welder, the project started by widening the base for stability and using a pendulum setup to maintain balance at low speeds.
Welding at 170 amps ensured the frame was solid and durable, while an overhead gantry crane made battery installation hassle-free.
The hoverboard motors were reused, and their wires were adjusted to work smoothly.
The bike’s core was built using a secondhand hoverboard, showing that creativity doesn’t have to be expensive.
To improve performance, parts like sprockets and plates were 3D-printed for precise alignment.
The bike’s suspension got an upgrade with a Toyota Hilux shock absorber and springs, making it great for handling obstacles.
Meanwhile, the tire was rounded for better balance and control.
The Cyberbike Hoverboard project was as tricky yet interesting as the DIY Cybertruck based on a Ford Ranger made by Luke Alan.
A perfect use of recycled parts
Safety wasn’t overlooked in the project either.
The cab was strengthened, and a custom aluminum panel was added to hold the on-button, charging port, and indicator light.
Everything was neatly packed into one section for a clean and efficient design.
The Cyberbike Hoverboard project was a perfect example of how recycled parts can be used to make something extraordinary, very similar to the Zenith chronograph, made with recycled race cars.
