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Re: Is That the "Off-Road" Version of the Segway (x2)?
In Response To: Is That the "Off-Road" Version of the Segway (x2)? ()

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: nice photo!! is that the x2? have you "souped it up" /
: made any high-performance modifications? enjoying it?

Jeff,
Actually I don't own that one but was on a tour of the NC Arboretum where we covered a lot of ground. Other places here in Asheville, NC that have Segways for tours are the Visitors center and the Biltmore Estate. If I could find a use other than running up and down the street I would certainly get one.
David

PS: Speaking of vehicles here is a pic from the mid 1960s that will make some of our British participants gasp in dismay. A classic ariel square 4 turned into a chopper. "YUK"


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