[Koolkidcharles]

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... the scooter is 48 pounds and most of the weight is in the back which makes it very awkward to carry.
And they weren’t playing when they said there will be no exposed screws/bolts
They’re being dropped off by the truckload in a Santa Monica.

[Edmund]

Nice find, here are the photos.
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[Freebird]

Kickass.

I don't know whether to call it 2nd Gen or 3rd Gen. It looks awesome.

If Bird can figure out how make them 500lbs, they will only need to be charged once a month and will be too heavy for the vandals and urban outdoorsmen to abuse. To view images REGISTER or LOGIN for full access.

[Edmund]

Can anyone weigh the Bird Two?

Having trouble finding a spec sheet with it.

[Koolkidcharles]

Can anyone weigh the Bird Two?

Having trouble finding a spec sheet with it.

48 pounds

[Edmund]

Can anyone weigh the Bird Two?

Having trouble finding a spec sheet with it.

48 pounds

Oh gosh, I should have done a better job reading your first post.

Thanks!

[galstaf]

Not seen these before! They haven't made it to ATL yet.

Does anyone have any technical specs.. the Wh rating of the battery? Wattage of the motor, etc?

How are they held together if they have no visible screws?

[m4for4]

Not seen these before! They haven't made it to ATL yet.

Does anyone have any technical specs.. the Wh rating of the battery? Wattage of the motor, etc?

How are they held together if they have no visible screws?

I was thinking the same thing..

Probably just stickers over the screws like the top of the Bird One.