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More on the Ninebot Segway merger. "If you can't beat em join em"!
http://www.unionleader.com/article/2...WS02/150429403
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ninebot vs Segway i2
Currently we are testing the ninebot Elite in Dallas. Range is shorter than a Segway i2, and the acceleration is slower. Turning isn't as smooth, but really close. The ninebot weighs only about 50 pounds, and has a smaller platform.
Contact me and I will send over some YouTube videos. The ninebot has some really cool features including much better lighting, blue-tooth, and a riderless control mode. We've also been testing the One for a week and we are slowly getting the hang of it. Christoper Clary Chris@nationtours.com www.NationTours.com |
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Video of Segway v Ninebot
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Great job and thanks for videos....!
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Wow! I thought it was i2 sized, but it actually looks closer to the p-133. The riderless control looks HOT. Probably not terribly useful, but it looks like you could at least use it to approximate an e-stand. Thanks A LOT for these videos.
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From the one video, I assume that was the charging cable. One thing I really like about the Segway is that it uses the standard 3 prong computer power cable. Its very handy not to have to have a different custom cord. Does the "Lean steer" on the ninebot remove easily ?
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