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Segway i2 Personal Transporter
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$4,898.99
Segway i2 Personal Transporter
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The Segway i2 Personal Transporter (PT) is a completely versatile and eco-friendly transportation alternative. The i2 model can take you places that a car or bicycle can't, including inside many stores, office buildings, businesses, airports, elevators and trains. Although they're ideal for short jaunts, Segway PTs can travel as far as 24 miles/38 km on a single battery charge, depending on terrain, payload and riding style. To move forward or backward on the Segway PT, the rider just leans slightly forward or backward. To turn left or right, the rider simply moves the LeanSteer frame left or right. The wireless infokey controller allows for custom speed settings up to 12.5 mph, a built-in theft alarm, trip counter and other display features. With the Segway i2 you get the sense of power and speed, yet you also feel a sense of safety and absolute control. It all feels natural, safe and instinctive. The Segway PT also has many benefits for you and the environment: less gas to buy, easier to park and less wear on your car. It can also help reduce the impact of global warming by reducing our greenhouse gas output and consumption of imported fossil fuels. A built-in charging device allows you to recharge your batteries into any standard electric outlet and only costs on average 12 cents a day to charge. Experience the thrill and ease of riding a Segway PT today and see for yourself why we call it the Segway smile.

  • High gloss white finish, comes equipped with a wireless infokey controller, lithium-ion batteries for an estimated range of 16-24 miles on a single charge, and Segway's patented Lean SteerTM technology.
  • The wireless controller allows you to set your speed settings up to a maximum of 12.5 mph, has a trip counter and a built in alarm feature for securing your i2 when it is not in use.
  • The Lean Steer technology allows the rider to simply lean the handlebar in the direction he/she wants to turn for a truly intuitive rider experience
  • Speed: Maximum 12.5 mph;Range: 16-24 miles
  • Payload: Total capacity (rider & cargo) 260 lbs., rider: 100-250 lbs.

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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 19 December, 2008.
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The Electric Bike is better described as a power assisted bicycle; using human and electric motor power. Models like the XB-500, XB-508, and XB-600 have working blinkers and headlights for the rider’s safety. The electric drive system is designed to be near-maintenance free and the rest is a quality bicycle with replaceable bicycle parts. These models have nearly all the same features as electric mopeds, yet they are about one-third of the cost.
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Building an Electric Bicycle - The Cheapest Form of Hybrid

Many blogs and sites on the net talk about gasoline-electric hybrid model vehicles. However, there is a cheaper hybrid version that you can use: a human electric hybrid bicycle.

A well constructed hybrid electric bike functions in a very similar way to a simple electric hybrid car. The assembly is arranged to permit the electric motor to assist with acceleration, hill climbs, and with general movement. Just as gasoline is the primary power source in the simplest of hybrids, in the simplest forms of electric bicycle, the primary form of power is still supplied by the rider, and in both cases, batteries provide an assist which permits the vehicle to go longer and faster with less effort.

Peddling on the part of the rider can be used both to move the bicycle and to recharge the batteries. Regenerative braking is also an option, providing another source of power for the bike batteries and making for much easier riding in hilly riding areas. In hybrid bikes, one of the most complicated parts of the system is connecting the electric motor to the wheel, so that power can be used to push the bike, or stored to power the bike at a later time (by using the system in reverse). While there are many ways to do this, one of the easiest is via a simple roller which can be brought to push on the tire when needed.

As the components of an electric bike (with the exception of the batteries) can often be obtained from salvage or scrap, the price of an electric bike can vary widely. However, I recommend caution with parts related to braking. Personally, I would always buy those parts new as I always want to be sure my bike can stop!

As with any hybrid vehicle, the weight of the hybrid assembly should always be considered at all times in your conversion process. The last thing you want to do is create a bike that’s impossible to peddle without the batteries on.

Kits and advice on creating hybrid bicycles are available across the Web as well as many businesses that sell completed hybrid conversions.

For more information about Building an Electric Bicycle and more information about electric vehicles in general, please visit electricvehiclesite.com for more information.




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