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I’m confused by this one too - cant the lock just slide in between the two motors allowing the entire board to be taken? I’m assuming there is something out of view here.

Also, I do see the security ā€˜star’ pattern - but can the trucks be taken off normally? (I’d be fearful of bolt cutters too)

Ever since discovering lockpickinglawyer I just feel so unsecure lol. Is this the same lock? [458] Kryptonite "Lockdown" Bicycle Cable Lock Picked - YouTube

Though admittedly I just have general levels of anxiety that can’t be rationalized when it comes to being out of eye sight of my board in public.

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@b264 @DEEIF the motors are serviceable :sunglasses:

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No No no no nooooooooo

This is why I wear my visor even at dusk

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Heck yeah!! Congrats! Pic of where the wires enter the can pls!!

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What is the point of that security torx screw? Doesn’t it just make things marginally less convenient?

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You’re not getting it out without the safety bit. Most people wouldn’t carry one or know where to get it.

I don’t think he’s looking for Fort Knox, just trying to not be convenient.

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Security SUCKS, it’s pretty rare to see someone have a set of security Torx bits in their go bag

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Will do, just driving

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Can confirm. I work on building sites every day and even the tradies never have security torx bits :rofl:

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@abusfullofnuns I’m aware of what a security screws are, I’m just not convinced it would significantly decrease the odds of the thing being jacked. I think you’re right in saying he’s not trying to go all out on security, so maybe I’m just missing the point. I was just thinking that if someone was actually determined to steal that thing, I doubt that screw would make an ounce of difference.

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I tend to agree. It’s kind of cool, but it’s much easier to just cut the cord on that lock instead of messing with the screw.

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yea, i mean there’s a lot of options really, you could just take off the back trucks, hacksaw that crossbar thing, or like you said, disarm the lock somehow.

I guess if it provides piece of mind, that’s all that’s important though.

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Guys, this argument is redundant. I’m sure Phil just locks it up like this while he ducks into the pub for a sneaky few.

Chances of some random thief cruising around eith boltcutters/grinder/security torx bits in the short timeframes this board would be left outside are slim.

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Confirmed, I carry a lock pick but no Torx security bits.

Now I know what needs to happen…

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Thats sick, beautifull work! How big will the battery box become?

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:rofl:
I’m sure if you had a cool greens superintendent they would let you it is electric and lighter than a golf cart
I wish I had a esk8 when I worked at TPC Valencia

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There’s never really an ā€œanti-theftā€ for anything, it’s basically all just theft deterrent. In the mighty words of the Lock Picking Lawyer, anyone who is determined enough will find a way through. Thieves are mainly opportunists, not bank robbers, inconvenience is a wonderful deterrent :joy:. Just my two cents (still don’t trust anyone enough to leave my board unattended though…)

Edit: I understand your point about the screw and agree partially but it’s a simple mod :person_shrugging:

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Depends which battery I have fitted on any given day.

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This is frame twenty-two requesting air strike engagement, target has been located. I repeat, target has been located.

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feel free to visit lol