What kind of size restrictions does the machine have? Generally the glider must be over 100 pounds and less than 250.
As I understand it, the 100 pounds is a matter of enough weight to activate the sensors under the floor mat. The second--and a significantly related factor -- would be a matter of age and responsibility.
Under very carefully supervised conditions and carefully chosen participants, you might get around the weight condition with the "bricks in a backpack" concept.
I think it is a great idea--but not one to be entered without a lot of thought, especially in the matter of liability... Certainly one does not have to be 16 and/or weigh 100 pounds to be able to use a Segway. My inclination would be to train parents to use them safely first...
Hmmmm... Would perhaps a Segway with a seat such as the SegSaddle be a viable option to meet that kind of needs?
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