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Question: Are accessories such as baskets available
Document: The i2 tires are 17&#34; and so you lose a few MPH.The cost is very hard to justify. Very hard to justify. At $7k I just can't see buying one. I picked one up used for about half that. Even at that price it's pretty hard to swallow, but if you can part with the dough then you certainly won't be disappointed in Segway ownership.
Rented an X2 today at a Florida resort. Spent roughly 90 minutes on it, mostly on quiet roads and bike trails. It is a remarkable piece of technology. I had been on a Segway once before, in San Francisco (doing a city tour) and quickly picked back up the minimal skills necessary to operate it. Overall, it was a very enjoyable experience. The X2 is very maneuverable, fast, quiet, and fun to ride.
People honk and wave and compliment me everywhere I go.As a recreational vehicle, the X2 is surprisingly capable. I've had a blast exploring the trails all over my county. Once you get accustomed to riding it, it is hard to find terrain that is impassable. I'm not just talking gravel or dirt. It traverses ATV ruts, mud, rocks and fallen branches with relative ease.
Other more &#34;liberal&#34; cities have boughtcrate loads of them in an attempt to make their citymore &#34;futuristic&#34; including using it at post offices,food delivery and even mounting a lawnmower under oneof them for parks.
On the road it can be frustrating. The safety features that make off-road travel a breeze also make the Segway seem, well, overly cautious when on pavement. It forces you to go a lot slower than necessary, especially going down hill.The knobby tires ride smooth on pavement. It's wider than the standard Segway (the i2) and so it doesn't fit well through many doorways and frankly the giant tires make it look out of place indoors anyway.
I've wanted one of these since they were first introduced. The original Segway wouldn't have been a terribly practical purchase for me, but the X2 functions as a recreational vehicle. If you just go by what you read online, you'd think the whole world hates Segways and everyone who rides them. Every news article or forum post is filled with people making fun of &#34;gliders&#34;. I was extremely self conscious the first couple of times I took mine out in public.
I ordered this item from Lightning Corp in mid-Augist. After two weeks and nothing heard, I sent two e-mails a week apart asking for shipping info. No response. Then, after another week of nothing, I CANCELLED my order four times. No response.I re-ordered from Johnsoncorp and have had outstanding service and response.
I hope if your reading this you get one there awesome.PS. Approx 4 hours to charge batteries after cool down
I had my batterys rebuilt  they are now approximately four years old and still like new, if you don't take care there about 550.00 to rebuild them and 1200.00 to buy new so if you get one take care of them, two hours to let them cool down before recharging plug and unplug about 5 times real quick, I was told by one very smart electric genus friend of mine that it makes sure it starts a trickle charge to all the cells.
Did a horse trade about 4 years ago for my x2 best deal  I ever made for something to get me from point a to b. I'm a big guy 240 lbs 6'4" and have some trouble walking,  it will take me up steep hills no promblem I ride on trails lawn street sidewalk I love going grocery shoping I use the segway bag thats it came with and two  sacks with draw strings I rap around the hand grips  I have carried two bags worth of groceries at a time.
Answer: no