Your secret’s safe with me… 
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what kind of range do you get on the bike?
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LINNYS COLOR WITCHERY 
just mentioning 
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Isn’t the “warranty void” sticker a bit against the flow of “right to repair”, which is where most electronics are trending for eco & consumer friendly reasons?
My understanding is that this kind of thing isn’t actually enforceable in the United States, either.
@Trampa care to comment?
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what mounts are these, they look great (and they’re are tkp trucks, right)?
These from @XTLA:
And yes, the trucks are SR TKP. Those are the best trucks except they are a bit narrow.
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i need to know what it is
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I’m the lucky recipient.
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Yea what Bill said
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pee poop spit?
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heh heh. you said butt. heh heh heh
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Hahahahabaha I find this equally as amusing.
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That one is snot. I have all the others though too 
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fancy
You can repair if you want to.
On the other hand we need to make sure that the devices were not opened up before a warranty claim. People managed to take out the heat pad, blew things up via short and then claimed warranty…
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People always gotta ruin it don’t they
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omg 
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But doesn’t this sticker imply the warranty would be voided if I do so?
These stickers actually violate federal law in the United States, so I was surprised to see the inclusion.
I understand the challenges of users dealing with hardware outside of their skill level, but all the same this feels a bit regressive. Not that you asked for my 2c but there it is. Cheers!
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