Segway Ninebot F Series v Xiaomi

Loco Scooters co-founder, Paddy O'Brien, gives a brief introduction to the Segway Ninebot F Series and discusses why we think they are a better option than the Xiaomi Series.
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[@AllentheBeloved]

there are way more available parts for the Xiaomi and cheaper too, they have sold tens of millions of them, I've had the m365 and now the pro model and will continue to keep it, the only benefit to the F40 is the low puncture tires

[@danielwang1441]

Make it simple: the Xiaomi M365 actually is designed and manufactured by Segway, also the 8.5 inches, air tyre are the old model.

[@hitpoint3]

F40d 2 or mi pro 2? It is important that it goes well on hills. Im talking about Nordic versions with max speed of 20 kmph

[@nicolacaminita375]

Hi, I have just ordered a Ninebot F40i for 650 euros in Italy , it has turns signals indicators as here it is compulsory to have them. Is there any other differences with previous models such as F40e? Would you recommend it? Price wise? It seems the only issue could be the lack of shock absorbers...

[@tbatong3983]

Do the Ninebot F20 have airfilled tyres? Theo used to not have on previous versions

[@locoscootersirl]

no they have tubed tyres