Segway x2 at work.

Just Another Lame Vid Production

My x2 as much of my stuff end up as tools n earn there keep every few days. Today I have the solo tool rack installed on the x2 (soon I will have my dual rack finished). In the rack I have a Stihl chain saws and work gloves. Hanging on the handlebars of the Segway I have a hand saw, roll of surveyors tape n my ear/sound protection.

After I make this few second video I am off to the woods with the Segway carrying me n my tools to continue clear n mark a little more of the parameter Segway trail around my 16 acre Ponderosa here in N. E. Pa.

I try and do a little on the Segway parameter trail every day the weather cooperates. Doing so I have a chance to enjoy the Segway and keep my lazy arse productive. Someday in the distant future I will be finished n be able to enjoy patrolling my little corner/Ponderosa on a regular basis as I enjoy a fellow helicopter pilot's unique creation (the Segway)......

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Segway
• x2
• segway
• Glenn
• Ryerson

[jam63112]

I don't know why I'm here

[UTubeGlennAR]

Could it be because you have nothing better to do today/nothing better to do with your live, that is why you are here watching one of my "Lame Videos"

Some people rust out, some people were out, the choice is yours.

I have a friend that has smoked pot daily for the past 40+ years for the most part, he seems to spend the majority of his day watching what other people are doing on uT with there life as his life passes by.

I have made n posted 244 lame videos on uTube how many have you posted?

[Xen8]

@UTubeGlennAR And you spend your lame life on time writing long responses to peoples comments

[UTubeGlennAR]

@Xen8 Any with half an education can type a 500 word comment in a minuet of so.......

[UTubeGlennAR]

One last thing:

I once built n flew a great little kit helicopter for some 120 hours. It was a dirt bike that flew. The is the only toy I have had since I crashed the helicopter that comes close to being as much fun.

However

So far I have crashed my Seg 5 times n the last crash was with in 8 feet of a hidden 35 foot cliff, the Seg can n has killed but so can cars, motorcycles, skis ect.......... Nonetheless, be careful if you get one or two Segs.

But

They R "Tons O Fun" in a 135 lb box.

[UTubeGlennAR]

If you have the expendable cash n considering St Peter is not allowing anyone thru the Pearly Gates with luggage or a bank account, If U can afford one, U most likely will love owning one.

Also, delighted to report, that they are made the old fashion American way, they are a good sturdy well made product.

And

If by chance U can afford to purchase two, you will have even more fun sharing with your friends I suppose.

[UTubeGlennAR]

Since an accurate answer on batteries is not a short answer I write the following:

Longest I have gone is about 14 miles, The i2 Seg will go further n the X2 with knobby tires will go less than mine with the turf tires

However, everything affects your Miles Per Charge, a few examples are your weight, age of the batteries, how you have taken care of the bats, the out side air temp, head wind-tail wind, up hill down hill, even my wide handel bars cause my Seg to get less MPCs I suppose.

[DRRMTBS]

@UTubeGlennAR

how long do the batterys last on one charge

[UTubeGlennAR]

Thanks for your comment, From my vantage point, most SegWays I see are mostly just expensive toys. Other than Police work, they are just a toy.

But my Seg has evolved into quite the work vehicle over the years. I now have two work trays on it, one over each wheel and have hauled lots of stuff to include 2 six year old twin children along with two large Main Coon cats.

[DRRMTBS]

awesoem so if i [ut a saw on my hadndle barst and a chainsaw on my bike rack it makes it a hardworking bike hahahah