You hit it right on. We have taken the WDW tour three times now, and the DCA one once. That was our notice, that after about an hour or so, you need to get off. People don't realize that you are flexing your calf muscles and so on to shift weight to steer and balance.Big Wallaby wrote:Very nice.
Thought on the original subject (I know, shun the disbeliever, shun, shun, blah blah blah...), I have about four hours of Segway time. I can't help but think about how after half an hour I am ready to get off and walk a while. I don't do all that well just standing in one place; I can't imagine standing like you're in one place as you do on a Segway all day. It is recreational, or even a tool, but not a mobility device.
Now, I can understand the desire to be at head level while on an ECV. But Segway is not the answer.
After the first time on them we thought about buying a couple at home. but then realized that the cost would outweigh the use.
they are fun to use, but not worth the cost. we opted for new mountain bikes!!
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