Nireeka Battery Lock picked,

If you have lost your key or it simply didn't arrive with the bike; you can use this method to get you out of strife so you can keep riding your Nireeka until you receive a replacement key.

[@kryptogaming102]

Anyone want to break any lock? You will need a hammer, a flat head screw driver and a spanner that's adjustable, smash the flat head screw driver into the key hole use the spanner to twist and force the lock the wrong way once it's snapped you can unlock and lock with any key.

[@melondog82]

Hi
Am from the UK thinking about getting, just wondering about the build quality an reliability of these?

[@NicholasRaftopoulos]

Hi there,
Why don't you join the Nireeka backers and owners group on Facebook. All the quotation to the group and see how you go.
Me personally, I love the bike. For the money I paid it's everything and more than any other bike for around the same price.

[@mozberg2191]

Thank you sir! Helped me out on my aventon pace , cheers from Los Angeles!

[@hezbollah670]

Picked in 35 seconds !
Thanks for the video...
Please do more, let us know how she performs etc etc

[@NicholasRaftopoulos]

Thank you Hez, I just posted on the Nireeka facebook backers and owners group some photos and videos of the bike with my wife riding it. Check them out.

[@Joewalshe38]

I've lost keys to the battery lock and the bike ignition. I know I can change the lock cylinder but not sure about the ignition. Any ideas on how I can deal with the lost ignition key. It's a Lifecycle classic 2011 model? Thanks

[@NicholasRaftopoulos]

If you can reach behind the ignition, you may be able to remove the ignition and replace it altogether with a new one. Otherwise you can take it to a locksmith too fix it.
Either way it shouldn't be too difficult. Maybe a little fiddly but you should be able to manage it.
I had no ignition key on my bike, so I removed the ignition and bypassed it altogether as the battery on my bike has its own off, on switch.
Best decision I made 😊

[@Joewalshe38]

@@NicholasRaftopoulos Great advice Nicholos, thanks. I wonder did you miss type when you said 'Either way it should be too difficult.' Thanks

[@NicholasRaftopoulos]

@@Joewalshe38 I'm sorry, yes that was a typo 😃

[@gwoppo4329]

would it be possible to drill these out ? as i’ve got my replacement barrel just need to get the old one out now

[@NicholasRaftopoulos]

I'm sorry for my extremely delayed response but you can remove it without damaging it. I have done this in my bike

[@tjecker6068]

Would that work on a ancheer battery

[@MrMo-gr5ob]

What's that for frame protectors?

[@NicholasRaftopoulos]

Yes the are Mo, I purchased them from a hardware store. They are table corner protectors. I trimmed one side off to give me two flat surfaces and then stick them on. They are thick, soft and durable.