Segway Ninebot KickScooter Max G65

Segway Ninebot KickScooter G65

• Suspension
  By far the most important addition to the G65 is the front & rear spring suspension. Together, they eat up the bumps in the road, but they also make riding on rougher terrain such as over grass or gravel a little more comfortable as well. This'll be helpful for those that know of shortcuts they've never been able to take before.
• Self Healing Tyres
  The same self-healing tyres found on the G30P have been used on the G65. As the G65 can handle a little more adventure thanks to its suspension, the self-healing tyres are very effective at keeping the ride going even over rough ground.
• Higher Carrying Capacity
  Segway increased the G65's carrying capacity to 120 kg, which is great for riders who were near the 100 kg limit of the G30P, and either found the performance lacking or were put off buying one altogether. This makes the G65 available to a larger audience who were previously reliant on more expensive dual motor scooters to get around.
• Larger Dimensions
  The G65 is larger in every way than the G30P, which greatly increases stability. You can expect a taller stem, a wider deck, and longer handlebars. Together these work to improve rider balance, which contributes to a comfortable ride.
• Softer Deck Rubber
  Segway has created a new triple-layer deck rubber that provides a more cushioned ride. With suspension taking on the biggest bumps, the deck can now take a little bit of the firmness out of the ride.
• The People's Ride
  There aren't many people who won't find the G65 meets most of their needs. It's not a turbo scooter like Segway's GT Series, but it is significantly cheaper. It's a natural evolution of Segway's commuter scooter range, but a little more versatile than we've seen at this price point. You'll also be getting the same reliability associated with Segway's entire e-scooter lineup, so expect a low-maintenance ride that never lets you down.