The rat is in the bush at the beginning at the far right look for movement. The camera caught it. This is at 2am excellent night shots on this camera

True that

Bro I’d be pissed to work inside all of that junk. Clean your house and show some respect to it, then maybe installers will.

That is a shame

😳

That sucks real bad and in the kindest way i can tell you dont have a lot of experience on a push board, which makes it even more unfair. In my opinion the push board is a highly important learning step. Rest up and get back out there!

21?

Any RATTLE from the installation??

Hola, maybe that wouldn't happened if you go with straps.. good luck with recovering

The lyrics on the bottom of the video are very wrong the ai did it and I have no clue how i give it the lyrics and it messes up the cc lmao

Will this modification work on a Ryker Sport hood??? Thanks

Bros house will be smelling so strong after this one

Aye come thru big boy and see after thousands your on your knees lightly pressing each box in each position ahahah please playa pay us more then im sure but even then its not the money…..work tales a TOLL crazzy job insane i own 3 business i sleep and make money and others i farm….and fed ex wipes them out on thee amount of labor and hard work that in constantly present for ever employee to endure 💀 📦 ☠️ stay humble my friend …. Contact dell lol get that package packed RIGHT TIGhT and shit secure its gonna get bumpy…. We do our best 💜 (who know how his week was)

I find it difficult to watch videos like that. I also find it difficult to look away. I wish you a speedy recovery and I wish you the best.

Read every detail of your story and injury and my good man...I think both our comments got deleted in Dawn's comment section since I couldn't see it anymore so I'll re-post mine's here: You are a fighter and that is highly admirable but let me tell you bluntly: You are so stupid, especially choosing a form of PEV that was never designed for street usage and it uses a design built by children! Unless you are a human in prehistoric times or hard times trying your best and risking your life everyday in a moral and honest way to feed your loved ones and ensuring their survival, being a "fighter" nowadays is just plain stupid with a plethora of much safer hobbies in a controlled environment to choose from! To be honest, I can also put my name on that list of stupidity but only because it was out of a commuting rush, not a hobby! In my case, I don't shy away from challenges! Even though I crashed in my e-scooter 3 times and one of them is where I suffered the worst injury of my life (it was so stupid on my part but only because I was rushing to catch a ferry on time because the bus I got off from was late!) So for practical reasons, not for hobbies! I ride my e-scooter daily in the streets of NYC actively dodging cars and squeezing through tight traffic but at the same time, I have a headlight, scooter stem light, 3 tail helmet lights and a horn at all times and I drive defensively and think steps ahead of driver's potentially opening their doors on me! 3000 plus miles of electric scooter riding and still never been hit by a car thus far only close calls and near sideswipe by a right-turning car! Heck, I've ridden my electric scooter on heavy rains as well as snowy conditions even though there are potential potholes everywhere. You can argue why ride it on the rain or snow when there is public transit to choose from? My simple answer is, I want to eliminate as much hassle as possible as well as save a ton of time and headaches on commuting or getting to my destinations! Not as safe as public transit in some cases but you get my point for commuting as fast and efficiently as possible. I myself have a roughly 2 hour commute to my workplace each way from home but that is because it is a flexible job only requiring me to work 3, 10-hour shifts a week and pays well! So its either: 1. Pure public transit (the safe way) which will take me a bare minimum 2 hours and 30 minutes to travel (through riding the ferry). 2. Public transit (through riding the ferry) + optional electric scooter riding: 2 hours and 15 minutes bare minimum travel time 3. Two train rides (one subway and one NJ Transit ride) + REQUIRED 6-mile electric scooter ride each way: 1 hour and 45 minutes average travel time *You get my point why I am a fighter for necessities and not for hobbies yet I choose a PEV that balances safety, comfort, fun and convenience of portability! There's a reason why the electric scooter is my preferred choice of PEV whether its for commuting or recreational: The autoped was built in 1915 in NYC as roads in urban areas gradually became more paved with cement and asphalt as an alternative to bicycles due to their greater speeds yet more compact form factor for ease of storage! However, it was discontinued around 1921 due to mechanical breakdowns and what have you limitations of technology and reliability at the time. The skateboard, on the other hand, stemmed from the design of the surfboard in the 1940s-1950s. Therefore, it was a purely recreational form of personal transport NEVER designed for the street and its numerous variables in the first place! That same principle applies to e-skates today like the one that broke your leg! So what's the point of me rambling here? I am making a point that one should only be a fighter if and when necessity calls and that one must pair it with logic and reasoning under a certain circumstance. For example, one is a fighter to not shy away from challenges and learns from his lessons but is plain stupid to ride a PEV in a setting it was never designed for in the first place! At what point should one be a fighter for the hell of it be justified for the sake of exploring one's full potential and limits? Give one a robotic body with easily replaceable parts that can simply be taken to a mechanic's shop and is as good as new as long as the brain is protected under an also repairable cranium! The only condition is it matches the dexterity and sensation of any human body without any compromise or sacrifice! Give me that ability and resource and I swear to you, I will become the most fearless, risk-taking individual on the planet undertaking extremely risky habits like walking a thin line between skyscrapers and jumping and riding off near-vertical cliffs on a Mountain Bike! HOWEVER, I will still wear safety gear on top of that to the max because my logic and reasoning is strong enough to balance out my actual physical limitations. Even the toughest machines or robots with easily replaceable parts can still get totaled under those extreme circumstances if the sport goes wrong! And totaled means dead or damaged beyond repair! In other words, risk-taking and fearlessness is different from recklessness! So what's the conclusion to this dissertation that I wrote just for you and all the others here who are captivated by this experience? Time is precious and no amount of money in the world can buy a second of time. Heck, even the latest and greatest modification to your body that remotely matches the dexterity and sensation the human body experiences does not exist so being a multi-billionaire won't help in this case to achieve the solution I have mentioned earlier... To put this into analogy, you can be wealthiest aristocrat or the most loved and respected monarch in the Middle Ages but once you contract an illness considered treatable by antibiotics today but fatal if not, no amount of money or resources can save you back then as the best medical treatment involves blood-letting, herbs and all other medical pseudo-science back in the day! So it is admirable and even inspiring to be a fighter but even better if your logic and reasoning matches or exceeds your tenacity to carry out what you love best! You inspire people who take risks everyday in their lives to not repeat the same mistakes you do and in the case of ruminators like myself, analyze the folly of your choice of recreational tools given the conditions and circumstances it is utilized in! Look for safer alternatives to your hobby backed under a tried and true system with good history and track record behind it! Once the human body suffers a catastrophic injury such as what you suffered yourself, it will rarely heal back to its former might or ability which is why logical thinking exists in order to keep checks and balances into our tenacity to be fighters! Your body is your temple so treat it like its a one-time, disposable unit and use it sparingly!

I have a sciatic nerve injury on my left side I was trying to see if i could ride with that foot to the back but I could feel how weak my leg was and switch back to my right leg.

Never seen anyone get on a skateboard so awkwardly before

you should seal holes on walls... its a better solution.. you can find cracks and holes behind washer, dryer, stove, under sink, radiators etc... where ever you have a pipe coming out of the wall is where you will fid the cracks and holes.

Damn man that thing can be used for cutting grass :D 0:15

ouch how can that happend?? i ordered the diablo renegade 😱😱

tf

Love to see it, can't wait for mine to come in! I wouldn't recommend riding in deep puddles or tall wet grass due to the possibility of water getting into the motors and rusting the bearings/causing potential damage

What is the bracket over the battery that the stud are on

That hurt just watching. I hope you heal well and the trauma is subsiding.

ouch. brutal. wish you quick recovery

That thing is sick yo!

the criminals are already practicing.

This is the oil I used a.co/d/8k8c7oy

After watching this it gave me a great idea for my situation with mice in the air ducts. No fogger so i just dripped peppermint oil on the air filters. But man this fogger would be great too for homes crawlspaces, could be your new business. Id pay.

"Hello everyone, Thank you for your interest and comments on my recent video about using pure peppermint oil in a fogger to address the rat and squirrel issue in my house. It's been an effective and pleasantly aromatic journey! Here's an update: It's been five months since I first tried this method, and I'm happy to report that it's still working effectively. The absence of any new signs from our uninvited rodent guests suggests that the peppermint oil has been a successful deterrent. For those curious about the process, here's a quick recap: I used a standard fogger to disperse pure peppermint oil throughout my house. This natural method not only helped in getting rid of the rats and squirrels but also left my home smelling minty fresh for quite some time. As for maintenance, I'm planning a 're-up' session soon to ensure the effectiveness continues. This will involve a similar process of fogging with peppermint oil to maintain the deterrent effect. I know some of you have had questions about the safety and effectiveness of this method. To address these: Safety: Peppermint oil is a natural, non-toxic option compared to conventional rodent repellents. However, it's important to use it in well-ventilated areas and follow the fogger's instructions for safe usage. Effectiveness: In my experience, it's been highly effective. However, results can vary depending on the severity of the infestation and the specific environment. Longevity: The effect lasted quite a while in my case, but regular reapplication might be necessary, especially in areas with higher rodent activity. I hope this provides a clearer picture of my experience. If you have more questions or need advice on this method, feel free to comment below. I appreciate your engagement and am happy to share more insights!

yeah, did it work??? if so, i too might fumigate my place with peppermint oil!

Did it work?

I had the same issue for a year since I got my 2022 Ryker. The first shop couldn’t fix it by replacing the yaw sensor but I went to another shop and they were like we have fixed 17 of them this year. So a week later I go and pick up my bike and it is all fixed. It is fixed so much I am taking it to the dragon to celebrate. It is a different bike now. BRP needs to do a recall on this. The only issue is, it cost me $1,000 to fix it.

I just finished mine. Great job finding this for us.

that poor dog lol

No effect 🐕

🤣🤣🤣

U have to clip basil so it bushes out

Naw dude just lazy af

Why does the caption say porn

Omg such a nice setup!

Super cool idea! Where did you get these pins at? Do you have a part number by chance? Thank you!

used mine couple of years ago OK. Now when I clamp the battery terminals the wire beeps. I was afraid to plug the wire into the BEATIT battery for fear of explosion. what does the incessant beeping warn or mean?

Nonsense... He (is not) handling these packages like they were garbage... Besides that, he also knows that the items inside of these boxes are heavily covered with Bubble Wrap & or Styrophome... He's not doing anything wrong in the least. Is he supposed to act like every box has an explosive inside of it???

sides & rear

got the weed police that does that to me too , raised hell at city hall and ended up telling a city councilman to sit on it and have a nice F*ing day

and rear.

Side and rear

It says the rear and side brush is problem, not your hillbilly front garden

Check your city's code. It may be that you are not allowed to grow vegetables in your front yard.