Hello from the Netherlands

[berndv]

Well hello, my name is Bernd.
I am driving an X2 for a couple of weeks now. but I am thinking about exchanging it for an I2.
The increased width of the X2 makes is less practical in the city.

[Suzined]

Welcome aboard! I've been somewhat against the x2 except in very special circumstances like golf courses where a very light footprint is really helpful or for law enforcement where there may be a necessity to travel across fields quickly. Otherwise, the x2 is more for show than for practical use such as shopping or travelling on crowded streets (where legal). You are in for some first class enjoyment.

[2Mille]

Originally Posted by berndv

Well hello, my name is Bernd.
I am driving an X2 for a couple of weeks now. but I am thinking about exchanging it for an I2.
The increased width of the X2 makes is less practical in the city.

Goie Morge Bernd:
Indeed if you are using a PT to ride, commute, run errands the x2 is perhaps not the right "tool for the job".

MFG,

[florin]

Originally Posted by berndv

Well hello, my name is Bernd.
I am driving an X2 for a couple of weeks now. but I am thinking about exchanging it for an I2.
The increased width of the X2 makes is less practical in the city.

Hi Bernd,

Since this is an English community, I will stick to English

Welcome at SegwayChat, good to see another dutchman here.

I also love the X2, but due to the extra width I decided to take an I2 with comfort mats. Sure, it's not as comfortable as an X2, but it's getting pretty close.