You know, I really, really love golf because I’ve been playing for over 20+ years and this latest Segway will be the most awesome addition to golfers everywhere in the world, the Segway Golf Cart!
Why?
Well, golf carts aren’t exactly the best things to drive around the golf course because you seat two people and sometimes you have to go back and forth between the two people’s shots.
With the Segway golf cart, every individ
Over the years, segway has been slowly gaining popularity, I’ve seen them used everywhere around where I live including malls (where security guards use them inside the mall), and even my own apartment complex’s security guards, who zoom by my apartment on a daily basis.
Well, segways are great but are they worth paying for? What if you wanted to build your own segway?
We’ve featured a slew of great segway DIYs here on Zedomax.com, let me re-cap some of them and also new ones I have found that will teach you how to build your own segway from scratch.
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aI1twxnLV5s
I’ve probably spent at least a hundred buck at Zoltar machines throughout my life wondering what my future will hold. Well, that very Zoltar machine probably doesn’t work but here’s a fun way to make your own Zoltar Vehicle that can get you plenty of attention.
Now I wonder, if anyone inserted some dollar bills for their fortune?
Since Zoltar would be mounted on my segway i2, it adding several factors to the equation like balance, and wind resistance, pitch and yaw and driver (rider) safety.
Here’s another really cool DIY Segway. Of course, if you want to build one yourself, don’t forget to check out this blog post on how to make your own segway here. (and custom segway mods here)
The frame was modeled in CAD and then welded together. For propulsion [Mark] has installed two 750 Watt motors which will use sprockets and chains to turn the wheels.
I personally think Segways can be useful in some highly populated areas such as downtown San Francisco/LA/New York, but these things are probably a waste of resources otherwise. If you cannot afford a real segway, there’s a much more eco-friendly option of building your own “Legway”, it doesn’t really work well on turns but heck, sure beats buying a segway for no reason.
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AA3MX7pzdk0
Check out this cool Toyota Winglet, pretty much a miniture-version of the Segway. This Winglet might do really well since it’s smaller and perhaps cheaper than Segway.
Winglet is powered by an electric motor, these Winglets are capable of up to 3.73mph or 6km/h for up to 6.2 miles or 10km in the case of the L or M models, or half that in the case of the smaller S version. You control the Winglet by leaning in the direction you wish to move. The Toyota Winglet takes an hour to fully recharge.
Toyota is planning to s
Here’s a humorous pose of the Chinese SWAT team practicing on segways. (Or maybe it was a scene in the movie shooting…)
I really think this is a really good idea as parts of busy Chinese metropolitan streets will let the segway travel much faster than anything other than motorcycles and bikes.
As for shooting shot guns from a segway, I’d have to say you need more training though.
Check out some of these really cool custom segways from a company in Oakland, California!
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGbbag9dklU
Wow, check out this awesome homemade balancing skateboard. As a skateboarder myself, this is way too cool…
It’s very similar to a snowboard to ride, requiring no user input other than the movement of your body mass. Leaning forwards and backwards controls the velocity and moving your weight from heal to toe controls the turn radius. It’s easy and very intuitive to ride.
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