Mint-green electric scooter

A mint-green electric kick scooter, filmed twice within a second of the Extended Look: head-on with two riders on a street of murals, then from the front three-quarters at road level with the second of them facing the camera.

At 17:06 the camera is low in the road and two riders on stand-up electric scooters come straight at it, with a red traffic light and a purple billboard above them. The woman in front, in a red-orange bikini top and denim shorts, rides a scooter whose stem is a single straight tube in pale mint green, with a narrow black bar, plain black grips, a small control beside each grip and a round pale disc in a black housing at the centre. The front wheel is small, under a black mudguard on a black fork, and her foot rests on a deck just above the road. A few metres back a man in an orange vest and a cap rides what appears to be the same scooter in the same colour.

At 17:07 the camera is at road level by the kerb and the man faces it, so his scooter shows from the front three-quarters. The deck is a straight mint-green beam just above the road, with his navy slip-on shoe on it; its top surface is out of sight. The stem is the same mint green, with a brighter teal band about halfway down and a grey clamp near the bottom, and below the clamp a white line logo of two nested rounded diamonds. A black cable runs from the bar down the stem. The fork and both mudguards are black, and the wheels are dark with solid disc hubs.

Two riders within a second is worth noting on its own. This is not a prop parked against a wall: both scooters are being ridden along an ordinary street, past murals, a bin and a utility box covered in stickers. GTA 5 had no stand-up scooter at all; the scooters it did have are all sit-down step-throughs, and this is a different kind of vehicle, the kind of kick scooter that city rental schemes use.

How to recognise it

• Pale mint-green stem and deck, with a brighter teal band on the stem
• Straight single-tube stem, narrow black bar, plain black grips
• White line logo of two nested rounded diamonds low on the stem, under a grey clamp
• Black fork and black mudguards over small dark wheels with disc hubs
• A black cable running down the stem from the bar
• Two of them in the same shot

The frame it comes from

The frame is Extended Look at ~17:06.68. It is 3840 by 2160, and the vehicle occupies 768 by 1339 of it.

How this was measured

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What we still do not know

• The name and the manufacturer. Nothing on the scooter spells a word; the logo on the stem is a shape
• Whether it is rideable or scenery. Both examples in these two frames already carry a rider
• Whether it is a rental, in the way city scooters usually are, or something you own
• Everything measured: top speed, how it handles, where it spawns