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Tritium · 09-12-2013, 04:39 PM

I believe this is more suited for travelling and people who don't want to splash out 5K on a Segway, I don't think this is a knockoff at all, it bears nothing that takes the design of Segway except the leansteer.

I own 3 Segways, and if I purchase one of these, in absolutely no way would it replace my Segways.
It would function for travelling on buses, trains, etc, of which my Segways can't do very well.

I travel very often, and in my opinion, this would be much easier to take with me .

I agree about the low clearance, this problem should be fixed, but for sidewalks, I don't think this'll be a problem.

09-12-2013, 04:39 PM	#8
Tritium Member Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Tucson Posts: 792	I believe this is more suited for travelling and people who don't want to splash out 5K on a Segway, I don't think this is a knockoff at all, it bears nothing that takes the design of Segway except the leansteer. I own 3 Segways, and if I purchase one of these, in absolutely no way would it replace my Segways. It would function for travelling on buses, trains, etc, of which my Segways can't do very well. I travel very often, and in my opinion, this would be much easier to take with me . I agree about the low clearance, this problem should be fixed, but for sidewalks, I don't think this'll be a problem.