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[Cory]

Originally Posted by Joe Matt

Intresting note: those are the i2 series, meaning the turning is with the steering column, which I think makes this even more dangerous than normal!

Is it? They come in white and black, and that looks beige.

At any rate, I'd say it's easier to ride the tilt steer one with one hand than the old style. With the old one, you have to support yourself with one hand, as well as rotate it around the grip at the same time. It'd be very easy to accidentally rotate too far while riding over uneven surfaces.

[Joe Matt]

Originally Posted by Cory

Is it? They come in white and black, and that looks beige.

I was wrong, darn eyes...

[team222badbrad]

This isn't that bad, atleast the baby is getting some exercise.


It would be much worse if she had a baby strapped to her back in one of those baby backpacks.

[artdutra04]

Originally Posted by JaneYoung

And the baby is totally vunerable.
A pull cart behind her like a sidecart for a motorcycle only behind, would be much better.

If she had one of those "baby trailers" that are designed to be towed by bicycles, (such as the one pictured below) along with a "permanent" hitch on the Segway, that would be a lot safer.



I remember when Segways first came out, I was reading a pamphlet about them in 2002. And inside this pamphlet was a non-Photoshopped image of a worker in a warehouse on a Segway, towing a trailer with boxes on it. (It was also on the Segway website at one point about that same time period.) I can't seem to find the image online at the moment, but I'll keep looking.