Don’t worry the will. Look at what their stock price has done since they went public. Basically a penny stock now. Btw I found this vid and your comment bc I’m having trouble with mine and the company is being a hassle. Hope they go under soon!
Yup really easy to do, and the Chinese company that makes these sells the circuit boards all over the internet so you can de-bird it easily. Just a quick motherboard swap. Chargers are cheap on eBay too.
@@ermac6466 And I recently found out that some of them warn you that they’ve called or will call the “authorities” if you try to move them without first renting them. All it does is dispatch the person whose job it is to collect the scooters that need repairs or charging 🤣
Remove? Bring out your inner Jeffy Dahmer and one drill bit going into the brains at the right spot means no more talky talky to the network Hint: when looking at the box on top of the handle bars like you’re riding, divide that box into 4 even sections. In the top right box find the center point of that box and go straight in with a cordless drill at least 2”. You’ll go straight through the SIM card or related GSM circuitry
The backup battery for the GPS is one 3200mah 18650 cell inside the handlebar area. So yes when the main battery dies the backup battery will keep the GSM signal alive but I’d imagine it can’t last more than a week or two. Rather than deal with wondering if the battery is dead….just take a power drill to the top half of the display screen. That’s where the GPS hardware is located. If you go for the middle of the top right quadrant you’ll put the drill bit right through the SIM card. No more GSM, no more talking to the cell network so no more GPS. *You should check the rest of the scooter for a backup GPS device. I would check the tube down below the handle bars, around the back tire and the battery compartment.
@@AlwaysBeSmart674 negatory. And I’ve completely torn apart some with angle grinders. I have seen in some markets they will bash in the T25 or T30? Bolt heads so people can’t just roll up, remove a bunch of security torx bolts with an electric screwdriver and slide the entire battery compartment off….but that makes the scooter unserviceable so they have a lot of faith in these things not having severe problems (which makes sense the Bird 2/3 uses 60 LG MJ1 cells in a configuration that’s twice as big as necessary, could have just done 10S3P or 10S4P and the BMS/Controller\Motor combo are all top notch)
She’s a little white box in front that says birdAnd go ahead and probably just take a hammer knock that thing off as long as you are disconnect that versus a scooter day I can no longer track it then you can take it to wherever you need to take it to him do the little switch with the dashboard on the handlebars and dumb hey man it’s really easy I got like six bird threes I got a bird for I just got the other day from my friend mom yeah I got them on for $3000 plus a scooter the batteries I’ve got batteries for sale I have probably 200 bucks a battery so I’ll profit for me baby
So bird wasted police resources to find their trashy junk they dump all over every city. I hope this company dissolves
Don’t worry the will. Look at what their stock price has done since they went public. Basically a penny stock now. Btw I found this vid and your comment bc I’m having trouble with mine and the company is being a hassle. Hope they go under soon!
Just take the tracker off
Yup really easy to do, and the Chinese company that makes these sells the circuit boards all over the internet so you can de-bird it easily. Just a quick motherboard swap. Chargers are cheap on eBay too.
@@kishascape It’s not the motherboard that tracks it, it’s the GPS module in the gooseneck. They’re real easy to remove and replace with a speedometer
If you really want to steal them, the GPS module is really easy to remove. They make it seem like they’re impossible to steal, but they’re not
i was just about to post that lol
@@ermac6466 And I recently found out that some of them warn you that they’ve called or will call the “authorities” if you try to move them without first renting them. All it does is dispatch the person whose job it is to collect the scooters that need repairs or charging 🤣
Make a tutorial please. Will go viral
@@hydrohasspoken6227 Nope. Not trying to go to jail 🤣 There are plenty of videos out there already that show you how to do it
Remove? Bring out your inner Jeffy Dahmer and one drill bit going into the brains at the right spot means no more talky talky to the network
Hint: when looking at the box on top of the handle bars like you’re riding, divide that box into 4 even sections. In the top right box find the center point of that box and go straight in with a cordless drill at least 2”. You’ll go straight through the SIM card or related GSM circuitry
bruh there's a whole underground business out there with stolen scooters
wOw it still works when then battery dies? all because theh put a small 3v button cell to recharge the gps module when its not being used
The backup battery for the GPS is one 3200mah 18650 cell inside the handlebar area. So yes when the main battery dies the backup battery will keep the GSM signal alive but I’d imagine it can’t last more than a week or two.
Rather than deal with wondering if the battery is dead….just take a power drill to the top half of the display screen. That’s where the GPS hardware is located. If you go for the middle of the top right quadrant you’ll put the drill bit right through the SIM card. No more GSM, no more talking to the cell network so no more GPS.
*You should check the rest of the scooter for a backup GPS device. I would check the tube down below the handle bars, around the back tire and the battery compartment.
@@AlwaysBeSmart674 negatory. And I’ve completely torn apart some with angle grinders.
I have seen in some markets they will bash in the T25 or T30? Bolt heads so people can’t just roll up, remove a bunch of security torx bolts with an electric screwdriver and slide the entire battery compartment off….but that makes the scooter unserviceable so they have a lot of faith in these things not having severe problems (which makes sense the Bird 2/3 uses 60 LG MJ1 cells in a configuration that’s twice as big as necessary, could have just done 10S3P or 10S4P and the BMS/Controller\Motor combo are all top notch)
GPS scrammer works!
Accept They already figured out how to disable it and remove the battery. And do it and do it in less then five minutes
Good luck finding me
bruh just remove the tracker
just remove the sim card and it's yours
Sim is the backup form of tracking so you need to remove the main board just to be safe
This is why we can’t have nice things in SETX
this is still not as a bad as what's going on London rn with the lime bikes being used for free by actual children
I got mine own..stolen in less than 2 weeks
She’s a little white box in front that says birdAnd go ahead and probably just take a hammer knock that thing off as long as you are disconnect that versus a scooter day I can no longer track it then you can take it to wherever you need to take it to him do the little switch with the dashboard on the handlebars and dumb hey man it’s really easy I got like six bird threes I got a bird for I just got the other day from my friend mom yeah I got them on for $3000 plus a scooter the batteries I’ve got batteries for sale I have probably 200 bucks a battery so I’ll profit for me baby
Attaboy my G same thing here, I choppin xans and fetty using a lil hot 72v nicca
Yo my Nikka what about lime gen 4 scoots?
@@smokefentanyl yoo
Same, i love playing minecraft
TRIFLING
Boma ))) sounds like buma
This e scooter make people not walk and do some exercise instead make you fatter.
it's better than cars
@@selfactualizer2099 walking is better.
@@jalenjose3905 reading a book is better than typing on a phone
I support stealing escooters
Bet they've all been stolen by now 😂
Walked up to one and gave it an emp charge lol it’s mine now lol fry’s everything also used a gps jammer while taking it apart
Pics or it didn't happen.
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