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Perseus 26-08-2003 21:06

Extreme segway
 
http://7pounds.net/users/extreme_segway/index.htm

OneAngryDaisy 26-08-2003 21:23

That, my friend, is unbelievable. However, I am unsure of if I should belive it or if it's just a sham... If it is true, could you just imagine...



a huge halfpipe at nationals with segway demos? Believe it.

Madison 26-08-2003 21:24

Those are really poorly edited.

JVN 26-08-2003 21:31

Quote:

Originally posted by M. Krass
Those are really poorly edited.
Yet strangely hilarious! :D :p ;)

Ashley Weed 26-08-2003 21:35

Quote:

Originally posted by JVN
Yet strangely hilarious! :D :p ;)
... and very tempting!



lol.. if I could actually afford a Segway! ;)

sanddrag 26-08-2003 21:47

Quote:

Originally posted by Ashley Weed
lol.. if I could actually afford a Segway! ;)
The technology in Segways is advanced but not THAT advanced. It's just too expensive for what it does. There are a lot of other more useful things you could buy for 5 Gs. To me, the Segway should cost no more than $1800.

Ryan Dognaux 26-08-2003 21:48

Quote:

Originally posted by sanddrag
To me, the Segway should cost no more than $1800.
Amen to that :) But we can always dream... :D

Ian W. 27-08-2003 00:27

You know how many people would kill themselves if Segways actually went that fast as to get that much air...?

Greg Perkins 27-08-2003 11:55

first of all if its a halfpipe, the gyros would detect the change of pitch from plunging into the pipe, thus causeing the rider to remain upright at all times during the trick, so when he drops in he would be with his back against the wall, when he hits the flat area of the pipe he would be upright then when he goes up the ramp the segway would be straight up and not provide any momentum to pull a trick...

also the thing only goes 13mph, thats its max so it wouldnt accelerate down the ramp...

whoever did this site must have been high or somthing, and also cant use photoshop

Marygrace 27-08-2003 13:26

Yep, you can tell it was pasted in, that would be fun though. lol

Andrew Rudolph 27-08-2003 16:28

Great site, whenever you see video or pictures of that little test course they use for the segway it always has ramps and things in it....maybe its not as flim flammed as it seems...well that site is, but who know maybe woodie will come out and bust a move. Like the site says on the home page it started with inline skates...(you people who have been around know what im talking about)

EddieMcD 29-08-2003 17:26

Quote:

Originally posted by Greg Perkins
first of all if its a halfpipe, the gyros would detect the change of pitch from plunging into the pipe, thus causeing the rider to remain upright at all times during the trick, so when he drops in he would be with his back against the wall, when he hits the flat area of the pipe he would be upright then when he goes up the ramp the segway would be straight up and not provide any momentum to pull a trick...

also the thing only goes 13mph, thats its max so it wouldnt accelerate down the ramp...

That, and somebody isn't too good with the clone tool...

MattK 29-08-2003 17:35

lol dont laugh guys, this guy I ride with chris brought his to a skatepark the other day and segway got really mad at him.

But obviusly these are fake... when the wheels dont have any traction (They arnt touching the ground) the wheels will spin in one direction for a bout 2 seconds than spinn 2 seconds in the other direction and than shut-down.

(I tried this while lifting the machine into my trunk)

Jillian B. 29-08-2003 18:06

lol, wow, you can tell those are really really fake. i wonder who made the website.

plus, if someone had actually managed to do that, it would have been on the news.

:rolleyes:

jill


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