SEGautostand

[rotorblades]

will the autostand work ok with the x2adventure tires? not too tall?

[jgbackes]

I have the stand on X2, i2 and X2 Golf. Flordia will know the right one for you.

jeff

[CovRob]

Originally Posted by rotorblades

will the autostand work ok with the x2adventure tires? not too tall?

Yes it will. There are 2 versions and the X2 version has a slightly longer leg to allow for the raised platform height of the X2 compared to the i2.

[airdale]

Does it lock into place? I use it on a bus and needs to be strapped down, so a "kick stand" type works best...But I love the tucked away ness of that stand..

Any input from owners?

[Tritium]

Originally Posted by airdale

Does it lock into place? I use it on a bus and needs to be strapped down, so a "kick stand" type works best...But I love the tucked away ness of that stand..

Any input from owners?

No, I have one on my i2, and the "auto" part makes it retract as soon as the Seg is tilted back...

[jgbackes]

Originally Posted by airdale

Does it lock into place? I use it on a bus and needs to be strapped down, so a "kick stand" type works best...But I love the tucked away ness of that stand..

Any input from owners?

When I ride the bus (not much anymore) they strap the segway down using the wheel chair tiedowns. My local bus company gives out red nylon loops to attach to your segway so the driver knows where to attach the straps.

One around the lean steer and I attached the second to the back of the base using the two screws in the middle of the facia that has the red reflector strip.

jeff

[airdale]

Originally Posted by jgbackes

When I ride the bus (not much anymore) they strap the segway down using the wheel chair tiedowns. My local bus company gives out red nylon loops to attach to your segway so the driver knows where to attach the straps.

One around the lean steer and I attached the second to the back of the base using the two screws in the middle of the facia that has the red reflector strip.

jeff

I strap mine down myself...one around the tire to the grab bar stopping the back and forth movement.. the other to the grab bar to force it straight down so it doesn't move up and down... sounds
like the SEG stand might retract if I hit a bump or something else strapping it down...

But thank you everyone for describing it... Kickstand ok I guess?

[Bob.Kerns]

Originally Posted by airdale

I strap mine down myself...one around the tire to the grab bar stopping the back and forth movement.. the other to the grab bar to force it straight down so it doesn't move up and down... sounds
like the SEG stand might retract if I hit a bump or something else strapping it down...

But thank you everyone for describing it... Kickstand ok I guess?

I have both kickstand and autostand. I rarely use the kickstand, but there are occasions where it is handy.

But for securing it on board vehicles, I use shock cord. I have *never* even considered using a kick stand of any time; it would just get in the way of securing it.

On Caltrain, I tip it on the side and secure the leansteer. It's not their recommended procedure, but it's better. There's a shortage of attachment points in general on their trains (for Segways or anything else).

I seldom use BART, but I just hold it. I've never taken a bus.

I regularly ride the ferry; depending on the boat and which spaces are already taken up by bicycles, I have a variety of techniques for securing it, all using shock cord.

I have the lower cargo frames attached; they make securing the Segway much easier and more flexible.