Who cares. Buy one or rent a bird quit feeding into your stereotypes.
Logan Bailey
I know they can be thrown in rivers
Easton Foster
Sidewalks are for pedestrians, not s o y b o y s on scooters.
Josiah Morgan
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Levi Young
It is easy to hack, but you have to act fast. I can disassemble one in 15 minutes completely, but I worked repairing electric scooters for a while.
Jason Thomas
Those scooters aren't roadworthy, so only sidewalks. But I hate faggots who drive 30 km/h close to pedestrians, due to that assholes they are going ban my 8 inch faggot ride.
Gavin Taylor
>$300 - $600
Lmao build one of these instead. Motor kit costs about $250
/n/ here. They sound an alarm and contact the police (actually just some fag at the company who relays GPS data to cops) if they are moved without being paid for. Paying for them identifies you. Scrambling the GPS before moving them sounds the alarm. Unless you are some elite hacker and can unlock them with hacks, or use a bank account that doesn't ID you, you can't move them inconspicuously. You need to open them up in the open, which you won't be doing if they have cameras watching them.
In ideal circumstances, you might be able to do it. I mean the scooter needs to be left in a place with no cameras, you need a nearby underground parking lot to scramble the GPS and need a car to somewhat muffle the alarm while moving it to the lot. You also need no cameras between on your route to the lot or in the lot, either. Then you need to open it up and kill the alarm/GPS. Then you need to hope the alarm and GPS are not integral to letting the micro computer work the scooter. It requires heist levels of planning just to get a 300 dollar e-scooter.
There's also another hypothetical way to get one, which I call, "the nig way". You dunk it in water to drown the electronics and alarm. Then you have a free 20kg push scooter.
Because of the way people just leave these everywhere, that might not be as hard as you'd think. Not worth the effort OP, but doable.
Ryan Thomas
>There's also another hypothetical way to get one, which I call, "the nig way". You dunk it in water to drown the electronics and alarm. Then you have a free 20kg push scooter. would this actually work? asking for a friend
Grayson Long
Kick it on side, wait for a while. Lock the front wheel (so it can't use hall sensors to read speed) Unscrew all non-factory stuff (power tools are your friend) Throw away GPS shit, and ride without any power fast to some safe place. Study wiring and fix it.
Ryder Morris
Also GSM jammer will be a good idea
Nathan Peterson
>stealing scooters >white collar crime This is pajeet level at best.
Angel Taylor
Or just put in the back of a trunk that's been faraday caged and take it from there.
Liam Foster
That's pretty much what I said. You still need somewhere with no signal to actually start working on the scooter, like an underground parking lot or a tunnel.
Nicholas Jackson
what if you have a Faraday cage in a pickup or something to throw it in to take it somewhere to work on it?
beat me to it although i was gonna say just carry large faraday shield tent around cover it and disassemble inside. truck is even better
Elijah Cruz
I’ve thrown 4 of these in the dumpster on garbage day already kek
Bentley Martin
They have handlebars pretty high. And no, you can't raise them
Ayden Smith
In my state they're legally supposed to be on the street.
William Price
Good thing, but they are going to ban in my shithole. And it sucks, it meant that I will have to register it and drive on roads, and it is super sketchy with 8 inch wheels and max speed of 25 km/h. Or I can drive it illegally, lol.
How is kicking it going to do anything? Do you think it's some sort of vibration activated alarm like a car? It's GPS/wheel motion activated.
Henry Garcia
Ninebot/Xiaomi controller is quite shitty anyway, so you better install something third-party to enable 'zero-start' and no speed limit stuff. And more powah
Blake Peterson
>implying anyone would stop you because of the alarm going off no one would care, people might record you but you're wearing a mask anyway
Zachary Garcia
if you are worried about gps, throw it in a car, and dismantle it while moving on a fast freeway, once the controller is disconnected its just a battery and motor that needs a speed controller
Liam Brooks
So if you jammed GPS and cell phone frequencies and just walked by a pile of them it would make a shit ton of noise? This sounds fun.
Asher Wood
I think it has some accelerometer, GPS, and I think it reads hall signal from wheel. So you kick it, wait, lock the motor wheel (with a cork for ex), and disassemble fast.
Tyler Davis
And yeah, xiaomi are much easier, since you can use angle grinder to get to battery fast and disconnect it, while on ninebot it is pain in the ass to get there, so shorting power is much more easier option.