@@enverkrasnic2791 you’ll have to contact Segway-Ninebot, the manufacturer, at technicalsupport@segway.com. Speed is dependent on your local jurisdiction. Speed limits in North America are different from Europe and the rest of the world. Hope this is helpful! - Mikey
Regarding your F2 Pro situation, we’d recommend reaching out to our service dept. for a more detailed response at service@segwayofontario.com. Also, we don’t service the F2 Plus. For that, we’d recommend contacting Segway-Ninebot directly at technicalsupport@segway.com. - Mikey
Not sure if this is what you’re asking but you can charge your F2 Pro at any point in either mode! Just to note, it takes 8 hours for a full charge from 0-100% battery (25% per 2 hours). - Mikey
Hello. Can I turn off my e-scooter while it's charging so it doesn't light up red? I just bought this scooter. When I put it on the charger, it shows the current charge. I press the button and turn off the scooter. Will the scooter continue to charge or should I leave it on?
You can leave it on while it charges or turn it off (it won’t impact the battery either way). The only difference is by turning it off, if you wanted to see the current progress of your device’s charge, you wouldn’t see it on the display, unless you turned your scooter on. - Mikey
We offer the Ninebot F2 Pro and are currently taking pre-orders (more shipments of this model are expected to arrive in the next 1-2 weeks, per the manufacturer). If you’d like to test ride this model, we have it in store as well (we’ll need a piece of ID and a credit/debit card for insurance purposes).🤠👍 segwayofontario.com/products/ninebot-f2-pro
No worries, Fabienne! You’re right. It’s too bad that current firmware doesn’t allow people to connect their Android phones to the F2 Pro or the MAX G2. Hopefully, Segway-Ninebot, the manufacturer, will patch this up in a future update.🙏
Hey, thanks for your comment! Under the Ninebot F2 Pro Tire page, our website says, “The Segway-Ninebot F2 PRO electric scooter OEM tubeless tire with gel layer. Includes self-healing gel layer inside to seal small punctures.” There is a sticky, self-sealing gel layer on the underside of the F2 Pro tires, which should not be confused with not needing to pump up your tires because of that (there’s a very large gap between where the self-sealing portion is and where the tire would sit). Essentially, it’s a thin layer, in case a small tire puncture were to occur. Having said that, it’s recommended to pump the Segway-Ninebot F2 Pro’s tires to the aforementioned 42-48 psi per this device’s instruction manual. The ‘self-sealing gel layer’ part only applies if your tire got punctured by a small needle or object, which would allow the black goo to fill in that crack right away. However, it’s still important to note that the self-sealing portion of this tire is not a long-term solution! You will need to get your tire replaced after a certain period of time following an incident like this (if it does occur). We hope this explanation helps! 👍 - Mikey
@@segwayontario hello, I am getting a little confuse, the photo of the wheels in advertisement and in the box have segway branding, but I got mine without the branding. Also I received mine saying GREEN TIRE 4-ply tubeless, I cannot find any mention self-healing or gel something. Please help.
@@jaysantiago4936 where did you buy your device? The reason we ask is because there are lots of potential knockoff scooters on the market and it’s always good to be aware before buying them. - Mikey
@@segwayontario Hello Mikey, I bought mine here in Jarir Saudi Arabia, it is a reputable store and they are not selling imitations in any of their products. And in case they replace this before selling, I can complain and hope they make it right. That's why I am asking around in different areas/countries if it is possible that segway sometimes do this and not the store.
@@jaysantiago4936 we appreciate you asking and yes, always reach out to the seller, where you bought your device from. Additionally, we’d recommend reaching out to Segway-Ninebot, the manufacturer (technicalsupport@segway.com) as well in case things go south. We’re a locally-owned, independent Segway-Ninebot retailer and authorized repair shop in Toronto, so there’s only so much we can do.🇨🇦 Hopefully, all goes well on your end! - Mikey
If your tires aren’t pumped up to the maximum psi between 42-48, then you may experience this. It’s because you’re putting more pressure on the motor when riding. Weight also factors into this (max payload is 265 lbs for this model). Another reason might be plugging in your F2 Pro shortly after riding in sport mode. We’d simply recommend giving it a short break, then charging it. Let us know if that helps! - Mikey
@@segwayontario I was driving it in sports mode for about 20min... My weight is 105kg but the outdoor temperature was very high, around 40 C. I didn't check the tire pressure, but it seemed ok
@@goran1986m we’d always recommend inspecting your device before and after you ride to make sure everything is in good working order. Extreme heat (likewise for colder weather) will impact your device, so it’s always good to let it get to room temperature conditions (according to the weather) before plugging it in. Navigating this can be a little confusing but it’s always good to note. - Mikey
Hi, i'm thinking about to buy this scooter until weekend but there is only one thing makes me think and think again. In all stores that i've cheked, all models have a gap between the wheel and the handlebar when you press the brake pedal and try to move it. I hope i can explain that. What i'd like to ask you is; is this gap will be bigger after using? Do you think it will be a serious problem after a while? Thank you so much for your reply in advance.
Good question! We’d recommend emailing our sales dept. at sales@segwayofontario.com for a better explanation or you can always come into our store and check out our demo model for yourself! - Mikey
Could you help me it is the first time i will ride a scooter and i am confused between f2 pro and max g2. I will : - ride on city streets but it has lots of irregularities and bumps. - i will carry it from and to my house on the second floor where there is no elevator. - will use it for my walks around my home and in my vacations.
Absolutely and cheers for reaching out! The main point this comes down to is your commute: - What’s the range to and from point A to point B? - If lifting your scooter seems cumbersome, especially up the stairs, the F2 Pro’s weight is ideal, coming in at 38.1 lbs, compared to 53.5 lbs with the MAX G2. - Front spring suspension will mitigate most bumps. However, you’ll still feel some in the rear, but not as much. Note: If you’re local, we offer test rides on all of our Segway-Ninebot scooters. You just need to bring a valid government ID and a credit/debit card for insurance purposes. segwayofontario.com/pages/segway-ninebot-test-ride - Mikey
@segwayontario Thanks alot Mikey for your help I am in Saudi Arabia today I went to the local store to compare between both really the max G2 is super heavy 😄 while F2 pro is lighter when I tested both I found a little instability on max G2 I don't know why ? While F2 pro more stable may be because of the rear suspension
@@hamdyelabbasy6796 you’re very welcome! Yes, we usually recommend the MAX G2 to those who live outside the city, park their device in a garage, do food courier services (long range), and/or just want a strong scooter to withstand bumps in any capacity. The MAX G2’s rear suspension is actually adjustable, so whether you want it harder (bumpier) or softer (pillowy), you can manually tune it up with your included 3mm hex tool (we have a short on our channel showing how to do that). Regardless, the F2 Pro seems like the best fit for what you might be going for. We usually recommend this scooter to students and/or clients who live inside the city using it for casual trips here and there. It has 55 km of range in eco mode (slowest setting), so you’ll still have decent battery life for however long your commute is. - Mikey :)
We do not recommend modding your Segway-Ninebot scooter in ANY capacity, as it will void your warranty with Segway-Ninebot, the manufacturer. If you choose to go down this route, that is on you. - Mikey
Hello. How to activate cruise control on F2 Pro? Did you know?
We’ll do a video on that soon! Cheers for asking!✌️😄
How unlock speed on 30km or 32kmh with new version 1.4.15??Please.Europe
@@enverkrasnic2791 you’ll have to contact Segway-Ninebot, the manufacturer, at technicalsupport@segway.com. Speed is dependent on your local jurisdiction. Speed limits in North America are different from Europe and the rest of the world. Hope this is helpful! - Mikey
Hi, I have 4 F2 Pro and Plus. my problem is that the one F2 Pro's support foot is more angled as it lays down more, can you adjust the support foot?
Regarding your F2 Pro situation, we’d recommend reaching out to our service dept. for a more detailed response at service@segwayofontario.com.
Also, we don’t service the F2 Plus. For that, we’d recommend contacting Segway-Ninebot directly at technicalsupport@segway.com. - Mikey
Is there any time limit between the ride and the charge or something, is it bad to charge just after the ride in sport mode ?
Not sure if this is what you’re asking but you can charge your F2 Pro at any point in either mode! Just to note, it takes 8 hours for a full charge from 0-100% battery (25% per 2 hours). - Mikey
Can I turn off the rear light? I mostly ride on the sidewalk, so I don't really need it
You can only toggle the setting from “always flashing” to “flash when braking” in the Segway-Ninebot app if that helps!😅 - Mikey
It would be useful to know exactly what screwdriver types are needed to tighten all the main screws of the F2 pro
Hey, thanks for your comment. For that, we’d recommend reaching out to our service dept. at service@segwayofontario.com. - Mikey
It comes with one 😂
@@georgiemcl7965 yes, but it only needs for the 4 screws on the top
@@vadoaviveredasoloyes the only ones that are necessary for setup
@@georgiemcl7965 it is true for the day 1. After times, the scooter starts to creak, and so you will need to tighten the other screws
Hello. Can I turn off my e-scooter while it's charging so it doesn't light up red?
I just bought this scooter. When I put it on the charger, it shows the current charge. I press the button and turn off the scooter. Will the scooter continue to charge or should I leave it on?
You can leave it on while it charges or turn it off (it won’t impact the battery either way). The only difference is by turning it off, if you wanted to see the current progress of your device’s charge, you wouldn’t see it on the display, unless you turned your scooter on. - Mikey
@@segwayontario thanks!
Where can I buy it, I do not find it in BestBuy
We offer the Ninebot F2 Pro and are currently taking pre-orders (more shipments of this model are expected to arrive in the next 1-2 weeks, per the manufacturer).
If you’d like to test ride this model, we have it in store as well (we’ll need a piece of ID and a credit/debit card for insurance purposes).🤠👍
segwayofontario.com/products/ninebot-f2-pro
Is it fully charged when you take it out of the box
Good question! You’ll get around 60-70% battery out of the box. - Mikey
My Scooter doesnt connect with the app, what can i do?
We’d recommend contacting Segway-Ninebot, the manufacturer, at technicalsupport@segway.com. - Mikey
Merci pour la vidéo, dommage que pour la localisation géographique il faut un gsm Apple, moi j’ai un Samsung 😢
No worries, Fabienne! You’re right. It’s too bad that current firmware doesn’t allow people to connect their Android phones to the F2 Pro or the MAX G2. Hopefully, Segway-Ninebot, the manufacturer, will patch this up in a future update.🙏
Hey, the website says that the tires have a gel layer that requires no maintenance… why did you have to pump the tires?
Hey, thanks for your comment! Under the Ninebot F2 Pro Tire page, our website says,
“The Segway-Ninebot F2 PRO electric scooter OEM tubeless tire with gel layer. Includes self-healing gel layer inside to seal small punctures.”
There is a sticky, self-sealing gel layer on the underside of the F2 Pro tires, which should not be confused with not needing to pump up your tires because of that (there’s a very large gap between where the self-sealing portion is and where the tire would sit). Essentially, it’s a thin layer, in case a small tire puncture were to occur.
Having said that, it’s recommended to pump the Segway-Ninebot F2 Pro’s tires to the aforementioned 42-48 psi per this device’s instruction manual. The ‘self-sealing gel layer’ part only applies if your tire got punctured by a small needle or object, which would allow the black goo to fill in that crack right away.
However, it’s still important to note that the self-sealing portion of this tire is not a long-term solution! You will need to get your tire replaced after a certain period of time following an incident like this (if it does occur). We hope this explanation helps! 👍 - Mikey
@@segwayontario hello, I am getting a little confuse, the photo of the wheels in advertisement and in the box have segway branding, but I got mine without the branding. Also I received mine saying GREEN TIRE 4-ply tubeless, I cannot find any mention self-healing or gel something. Please help.
@@jaysantiago4936 where did you buy your device? The reason we ask is because there are lots of potential knockoff scooters on the market and it’s always good to be aware before buying them. - Mikey
@@segwayontario Hello Mikey, I bought mine here in Jarir Saudi Arabia, it is a reputable store and they are not selling imitations in any of their products.
And in case they replace this before selling, I can complain and hope they make it right. That's why I am asking around in different areas/countries if it is possible that segway sometimes do this and not the store.
@@jaysantiago4936 we appreciate you asking and yes, always reach out to the seller, where you bought your device from. Additionally, we’d recommend reaching out to Segway-Ninebot, the manufacturer (technicalsupport@segway.com) as well in case things go south.
We’re a locally-owned, independent Segway-Ninebot retailer and authorized repair shop in Toronto, so there’s only so much we can do.🇨🇦
Hopefully, all goes well on your end! - Mikey
Is it normal for the real wheel rims to get hot after using it ?
If your tires aren’t pumped up to the maximum psi between 42-48, then you may experience this. It’s because you’re putting more pressure on the motor when riding. Weight also factors into this (max payload is 265 lbs for this model).
Another reason might be plugging in your F2 Pro shortly after riding in sport mode. We’d simply recommend giving it a short break, then charging it. Let us know if that helps! - Mikey
@@segwayontario I was driving it in sports mode for about 20min... My weight is 105kg but the outdoor temperature was very high, around 40 C. I didn't check the tire pressure, but it seemed ok
@@goran1986m we’d always recommend inspecting your device before and after you ride to make sure everything is in good working order.
Extreme heat (likewise for colder weather) will impact your device, so it’s always good to let it get to room temperature conditions (according to the weather) before plugging it in. Navigating this can be a little confusing but it’s always good to note. - Mikey
Hi, i'm thinking about to buy this scooter until weekend but there is only one thing makes me think and think again. In all stores that i've cheked, all models have a gap between the wheel and the handlebar when you press the brake pedal and try to move it. I hope i can explain that. What i'd like to ask you is; is this gap will be bigger after using? Do you think it will be a serious problem after a while? Thank you so much for your reply in advance.
Good question! We’d recommend emailing our sales dept. at sales@segwayofontario.com for a better explanation or you can always come into our store and check out our demo model for yourself! - Mikey
Could you help me it is the first time i will ride a scooter and i am confused between f2 pro and max g2.
I will :
- ride on city streets but it has lots of irregularities and bumps.
- i will carry it from and to my house on the second floor where there is no elevator.
- will use it for my walks around my home and in my vacations.
Absolutely and cheers for reaching out! The main point this comes down to is your commute:
- What’s the range to and from point A to point B?
- If lifting your scooter seems cumbersome, especially up the stairs, the F2 Pro’s weight is ideal, coming in at 38.1 lbs, compared to 53.5 lbs with the MAX G2.
- Front spring suspension will mitigate most bumps. However, you’ll still feel some in the rear, but not as much.
Note: If you’re local, we offer test rides on all of our Segway-Ninebot scooters. You just need to bring a valid government ID and a credit/debit card for insurance purposes.
segwayofontario.com/pages/segway-ninebot-test-ride
- Mikey
@segwayontario
Thanks alot Mikey for your help
I am in Saudi Arabia today I went to the local store to compare between both really the max G2 is super heavy 😄 while F2 pro is lighter when I tested both I found a little instability on max G2 I don't know why ? While F2 pro more stable may be because of the rear suspension
@@hamdyelabbasy6796 you’re very welcome!
Yes, we usually recommend the MAX G2 to those who live outside the city, park their device in a garage, do food courier services (long range), and/or just want a strong scooter to withstand bumps in any capacity.
The MAX G2’s rear suspension is actually adjustable, so whether you want it harder (bumpier) or softer (pillowy), you can manually tune it up with your included 3mm hex tool (we have a short on our channel showing how to do that).
Regardless, the F2 Pro seems like the best fit for what you might be going for. We usually recommend this scooter to students and/or clients who live inside the city using it for casual trips here and there. It has 55 km of range in eco mode (slowest setting), so you’ll still have decent battery life for however long your commute is.
- Mikey :)
Does the Segway Ninebot F2 electric scooter have hazard lights?
It only has turn signals, a headlight (standard with all Segway-Ninebot scooters) and a brake light. - Mikey
DO NOT UPDATE YOUR SCOOTER IF YOU WANT TO HACK IT! I was a dumbass and i updated it, so now im stuck in europe region.
We do not recommend modding your Segway-Ninebot scooter in ANY capacity, as it will void your warranty with Segway-Ninebot, the manufacturer. If you choose to go down this route, that is on you. - Mikey
@@segwayontarioi bought it i dont care about warranty since its only 1 year, but still dude why did they even do that? people just want more speed
Then your battery’s gonna die faster I would recommend not to hack it
@@jakecroston4700 the scooter has 900w and its SUPPOSED to go 32kmh
Could I pls have the scooter I have been saving up for ages and would love one and would you be kind enough to give that one to me ❤❤❤❤
That was actually a client’s scooter we unboxed for them! - Mikey
Waaaaay too fast.
And we thought anything over 35 kph was too fast!😅 - Mikey