Scooter Talk

Any info on the wiring to the wheel? perhaps an existing scooter controller (m365, etc) could be used to power it.

Guys it isn’t that hard to convert.

Koolkidcharles wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 13, 2019 2:02 am

Guys it isn’t that hard to convert.

You can convert the whole bike or you just wiring in an after-market controller?
If you can convert the bike, Im impressed. And if you have that knowledge, throw it down homie. We would all like to know.

And hey, Im in Central LA. You down in the LBC, yea? (i read it in a previous post of yours)
Used to date a broad down there. Was there often back in the day. Good times, love that city, man.

Koolkidcharles wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 13, 2019 2:02 am

Guys it isn’t that hard to convert.

I am excited to read your technique; unless it's a secret.

Freebird wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 12, 2019 1:57 pm

Jim Dough wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 11, 2019 5:05 pm

The internal components are more simple than I've seen in scooters. They seem to be cutting a lot of corners in their gen1 offering.

Less components, chips, etc is a sign of more advanced design and less corner cutting (crutches).

Maybe I wasn't clear, they did the opposite of what you are suggesting by using a mostly stock board and then having a commercial GPS tracker tossed in separate rather than having one board with both like everyone else.

David Banner wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 12, 2019 11:56 am

You can’t buy the consumer version anymore. Wheels has an exclusive partnership with iWalk now.

They all come with RFID cards and that’s how they unlock.

Easy to steal and take home. Not so easy to get going. I have some that I ride around for free, but I have the original matching RFID cards to them.

Super useful reply, I study RFID. I'll look around for them. Do they show up on your phone's NFC? Thank you.
If you're willing and have an android phone, I can show you how to scan to see which RFID chip they use. If they are mifare 1k's, they're easy to brute force and clone.

post deleted. I now see another thread with on-going work in it.

David Banner wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 12, 2019 11:56 am

You can’t buy the consumer version anymore. Wheels has an exclusive partnership with iWalk now.

They all come with RFID cards and that’s how they unlock.

Easy to steal and take home. Not so easy to get going. I have some that I ride around for free, but I have the original matching RFID cards to them.

Clone the cards or share with all of us lol

Anyone know where this app can be acquired?

Freebird wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 01, 2019 5:16 pm

Anyone know where this app can be acquired?

Nowhere now. You use to be able to download it, but it was removed from the store.

It was an unfinished app that didn't work anyway.