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Not long after reaching Honolulu inLike A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza In Hawaii, you’ll acquire your luxurious Street Surfer. This is a fantastic option for getting from point A to point B that is faster than walking, and slower than taking a taxi - which makes it a nice way to explore the streets at an accelerated speed.
The instant you acquire the Street Surfer, you’ll be able to alter the appearance of your snazzy scooter, but a number of the options are locked away. We’ll help you locate all the customization options, and help you express yourself through your Street Surfer.
How To Customize The Street Surfer
Customizing your Street Surfer is performed at the same location where you charge your battery: atOKA Chargingstations. You’ll find those Oka Chargers all over Honolulu. They aremarked on your map(they’re hard to miss, as the icon is a little Street Surfer). You’ll be able to start customizing your ride the moment you acquire it.
For more information on everything from how you get the Street Surfer to the ins and outs of this majestic vehicle,check out our Street Surfer guide here.
Street Surfer Body
As you’d imagine, the Street Surfer paint will change the color of your stylish scooter. You’ll acquire these from twostores located on the west end of Honolulu: Clean-Clean Household Supplies and Bullet Hell Armory. You’ll have access to thewhite, green, pink, red, blue, and yellowpaint colors initially. All decals will be locked.
$100
Street Surfer Wheels
Upon obtaining the Street Surfer, you’ll have access to a number of different wheel options. These provide you with a number of different color options. The wheels that are initially locked all provide different effects as you drive. Like the handles, you’ll acquire these wheels fromthe River St. and Chinatown pawnshops. You’ll start with black, green, pink, brown, red, blue, and purple wheels.
$1,000
Street Surfer Flags
These flags will let you proudly display your allegiance to everything from the Crazy Eats delivery service to the Ounabara Vocational School. You’ll purchase these from stores, acquire them by completingphoto rallies, and find them inSilver Containers. You’ll start with two flags: a white flag that features the Great Wave, and a black flag with the Sea Dogs emblem on it.
Purchase for $100
No Surf No Life
Street Surfer Flag (Hannya)
In the Silver Container on top of No Surf No Life in Waikiki.
Street Surfer Handles
‘Handles’ is a bit of a misnomer, as these ‘handles’ will alter the appearance of the entire upper section of your Street Surfer. If you want your scooter to feature a massive lion’s head, this is what you are looking for. You’ll acquire all of them fromthe four Pawn Shopslocated in Honolulu.
Street Surfer Side Covers
The side covers will do everything from giving your scooter massive exhaust pipes to giving it wings. You’ll purchase these from a number of different locations, including multiplepawnshops and the Bluebird Gallery.
$1,500
Street Surfer Batteries
There are three potential batteries you can acquire. These are the most expensive parts available for the Street Surfer. They provide your Street Surfer withadditional battery bars, increasing the travel range before needing a recharge. Each battery pack will provide you with two more bars of charge.
Street Surfer Rainbow Lights
You’ll havewhite, green, pink, red, blue, yellow, purple, turquoise,and gold-colored lights available to swap out and exchange from the onset. However, the Rainbow lights option is locked. You’ll need to complete theWaikiki Photo Rallyin order to acquire Rainbow lights. you may follow ourcomplete guide to the Waikiki Photo Rally here.
