Questions about Segway-Ninebot F2 Pro D

https://www.reddit.com/r/ninebot/comments/14h3i5k/segway_ninebot_f2_pro_kickscooter_suspension/ Known problem, I think you have to live with it. Apparently 'by design

The specifications clearly state max. speed 20 km/h.

Yes, he also drives 22km/h in Switzerland

The e-scooter is splash-proof, but not completely waterproof. You can use it in light rain, but you should not immerse it in deep water or ride it in heavy rain. It is important not to charge the device after using it in a damp environment until it is completely dry.

Hello meıne son all evening battery in the cellar eın days made

Comes with charger.👍

The charger is included.

The Segway Ninebot F2 Pro D does not have cruise control as a standard function. This feature is not mentioned in the official product specifications. However, it is possible to modify the scooter to enable cruise control through the use of third-party apps, as explained in some tutorials, but this may void the product warranty.

Unfortunately, according to our information, the scooter does not have a cruise control function.

Cruise mode in der app aktivieren?

The D, i.e. German version, definitely not, as it is not permitted. In general, this model without the D has the option of cruise control

No, the Segway Ninebot F2 Pro D electric scooter does not have solid wheels. It uses instead pneumatic tubeless wheels with a layer of jelly, which are self-sealing and maintenance-free.

The height of the Segway Ninebot F2 Pro D scooter when open is not specifically stated in the sources provided. However, to obtain this information, I recommend consulting the user manual or the manufacturer's official website, where detailed technical specifications of the product are usually available. If you cannot find the information, you could also contact Segway-Ninebot customer support for a precise answer.

If you add an item to your watch list, you will be informed about price reductions by email.🫡

you're lucky as I have 2 spare ones (new). If you want I can sell it to you....

We are pleased to hear that you are satisfied with the product. You are welcome to leave a corresponding product rating.

The electric scooters in our range, which travel at a maximum speed of 20 km/h and are road-legal, do not need to be registered with the road traffic office. These are equivalent to an e-bike. With regard to insurance, this would have to be clarified with your insurance company, but should be possible without any problems in terms of liability.

I have a chain lock - it's rather cumbersome but it does the job. The scooter has FindMe and an alarm system, which is very loud and annoying...also helps against thieves in addition to the lock.

Hello... we usually use it without an app. Simply enter the specific code and off you go!

By pin If this is not entered, the rear wheel locks And by GPS Airtag function

the scooter is too heavy for the handlebar in my opinion Therefore do not load it if possible

Unfortunately, we cannot answer whether and when this item can be ordered from us again. However, you are welcome to add the item to your watch list.

I don't know... There's clearly some play in the fork, but I don't think it's 'huge'. In any case, it goes well over small obstacles (pavements etc) without me worrying about it breaking... I've had another segway for several years with front and rear suspension, and it also has quite a bit of play in the fork... With the occasional worrying noise that I've got used to... it holds. I'm missing the rear suspension (some vibrations are transmitted directly to the kidneys)..and cruise control... That's the two faults of this scooter...for the rest it's very good, especially for climbing steep hills.