Note: Today is the last day of the pre-order offer valid from 04/02 to 04/14.
Segway has
Pre-Order Unit: Segway Ninebot F3 20MPH Dual Suspension Electric Scooter w/ 10" Tubeless Tires on sale for
$599.99. You may save
an additional $30 Off w/ discount code
WELCOME30 (
apply in cart) =
$569.99.
Shipping is free.
- Note: Users may opt to uncheck "Shipping Protection" by Route during checkout to save on a $12 fee if desired. Orders are expected to ship by April 24.
Alternatively,
Amazon also has
Pre-Order Unit: Segway Ninebot F3 20MPH Dual Suspension Electric Scooter w/ 10" Tubeless Tires on sale for
$599.99.
Shipping is free.
- Note: Product is expected to release/ship on April 15, 2025.
Thanks to Community Members
WayneTeK and
JasonDB for sharing this deal.
About this Product:
- Segway F3 model
- Front hydraulic/rear elastomer suspension
- 20 mph max speed
- 44 miles max range
- 1000W max power
- 10" self sealing tires
- Stability enhancement system
- Smart navigation/display system
- Automatic airlock/unlocking
- Upgrade footboard
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Pretty solid stats. 20mph scooter with dual suspension for $600 by the premium company. Excited to see prices coming down and eventually can get a really solid scooter for under $500.
I'm ordered through amazon route
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statistically isn't even that "big" (the average adult male weight in the US for all heights is roughly 200lb) but pretty much any model I look at I'm pushing 80% of the max weight capacity, which I assume means I would get nowhere near the advertised max range on this thing. Am I looking at the wrong brands or models, or is this just a natural limitation of the currently available battery technology?
After that, I would never buy another Segway scooter ever. the Xaiomi Mi scooter is superior quality
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Structural capacity and motor capacity. Frame strength vs lightness/cheapness and motor capacity. Big riders need more watts and more battery to push them up hills and those motors and batteries need good cooling designs, etc. It all adds cost
There are definitely scooters that can handle a 300 pound rider. From Segway - The G2/G3 Max, for example. The GT3 can handle 330.
Other manufacturers make 300 pound capable scooters as well. A lot of them are the more beefy "superscooter" types with full suspensions, etc... The inmotion S1f is an interesting sort of "hybrid" scooter, it has aspects of a mid-level scooter but capable of carrying larger riders.
That being said, at the end of the day a lot of these scooters rated at 200, 250 pounds can probably carry a 300 pound rider just fine, it's just going to reduce range and possibly motor life a bit if they're lower wattage motors. I suspect it's more about stated range and the liability aspect of structural stability, though. A scooter rated at 30 miles range is going to have unhappy customers if it only gets 15 miles with a bigger rider.
Pretty solid stats. 20mph scooter with dual suspension for $600 by the premium company. Excited to see prices coming down and eventually can get a really solid scooter for under $500.
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