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On September 6, the new MiniPro 2 was presented in China. Registered at the FCC last August under "Ninebot S2" model N5M340, it is of course the Chinese model, the western model should be registered under N5M350. Coming out of Ninebot's magic shaker, Wang's team managed to make a nice cocktail out of their previous models. Indeed, the L6 & L8 children's models inspired the hubcaps (the Mini S Plus also), the Custom Fire model gave up its offroad tires and its offroad mudguards, the steering bar of the Mini "S" Pro remains the same . Since the "S Max", dedicated to the Gokart Kit, with its huge battery released in 2020, the "kids" models released in recent years suggested the abandonment of adult models. Last April, the announcement of the Shredder, a new kit compatible with the Mini "S" Pro, "S Max" and "S", reassured the owners of these models. The Shredder kit was to be launched on Indiegogo in June, it should be launched soon since this new MiniPro "S2" model will compete with the "S" Max with a similar autonomy of 35 km. On the pictures we can see a battery similar to our Mini "S" and "S" Pro models, with a lower ground clearance than the "S" Max. The weight remains suitable for transport by hand with 30lbs/13.6kg. The speed is still stuck at 11mph/18kmh. Sold on TMall, XiaomiYoupin and JD, at 3600 yuan, or 526 euros or 534 dollars. Okay, so we're waiting for the Indiegogo campaign for the Shredder Kit and why not the miniPro 2 or "S2". Pictures, specsheet and other specs it's in my google album * First named "Mini", the Segway Ninebot Segways have changed the name of the range to "S ***". "Mini" is still used in China and with former riders in the West.
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NineTool - Program for changing the model of the euc 9bot. Program Description in Spanish Supports models C/C+/E/E+/P Supports models A1/B1/S2/Turbo(The secret model with increased power and a maximum speed of 30km/h) Supports models Z6/Z8/Z10 To change the model, you need an activation code, you can get it from me, you need to send a screenshot of the program screen on the example as in the screenshot below Download EVERYTHING YOU DO WITH YOUR DEVICE, YOU DO AT YOUR OWN RISK. Described in this topic may reduce the security of your device, and no one except you is not responsible for the execution of actions mentioned in the post.
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Hello there! I've found hundreds of topics teaching how to slime a Z10 but I got a puncture on my S2 and I was wondering if I could fix it by putting some slime. I've tried doing it before but I had a hard time removing the core of the valve. Can anyone give me some light? Thanks!
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First time user here, just purchased Ninebot One S2, after having miniPro for a couple of months I decided to try something more challenging, and kids took over miniPro anyway. Now while doing some exercises I noticed very low tyre pressure. But I'm unable to reach tyre valve to top it up to 40-45PSI as recommend. The valve is not in parallel with a tyre (like on some youtube videos) and it makes it absolutely impossible to connect the extender. You can see it on the photo attached. Lack of Segway support is really frustrating, for the price we pay, there should be at least a phone number to call, or a chat or something, submitting the form not helping, no response at all. And I'm surprised there is very little info online about Ninebot S1/S2, is it not widely used?
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I've been noticing that the light on my Ninebot S2 charger never turns green as it should when the charge reaches 100%... It is not a big deal, but I am afraid to fry my batteries. Suggestions?
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Hello, I have ride for a couple of hundred km, my speed limit is set to off but I am unable to reach the maximum speed of 24 km/h. Any clue? Please find attached the current status. Thanks! Ninebot S2 1.tif Ninebot S2 2.tif
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Hi! I received my first EUC, a Ninebot One S2, about 2 weeks ago. I learned fast and now I am VERY comfortable riding it. However, there seems to be an ever-so-slight wobble on the wheel. Therefore my body adapts in order to go straight. But then hours after I stop riding, I have this swaying motion in my legs and in my head. I don't feel it while riding. I liken it to when coming ashore after having been on wavy sea for a few hours. My body kind of feels like it's still on a boat. Is this common? Have anyone of you guys experienced this? I feel it both forward/back and to the sides. The back and forth feels fine to me. But the side-swaying it fast and rythmic, and corresponds with a slight wobble I feel while riding (even straight!). So I am contemplating whether to return it so the vendor can have a look at it, but I wanted to check with you experienced guys first if this is normal, worth it, to be expected... or not. What say ye?!
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Hi. After just a week with my new s2 i got a flat tyre..... Fortunatly there are a few youtube videos on the topic because I could not find information about tyre change in the manuals?. Now... my problem. I cant remove the cover. It is STUCK! I am hoping for good tips here in the forum that will help, otherwise i will have to return it. In the manuals and videos they just remove 2 screws and pull upp the cover. I cant. I tried removing the pedals for better access but it didnt help. Its not reasonable that the cover doesnt come off considering how hard i pulled.
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Howdy everybody, I just bought a brand new One S2, which looks terrific. The only thing that prevents me from starting is a weird noise (imho) that the wheel does. It's only when the motor is started, and at low speed. If I perform the same movement with the motor stopped, there are absolutely no noises (so no things stucked inside). I have contacted Ninebot who told me that it is completely normal for an S2. Nevertheless, I would be happy to hear your thoughts. Even if it's normal, what is causing that awful noise ?
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Hey guys, after been training to ride for a while, I finally managed to find time to go out in the wild. Rode on normal tarmac road, and noticed when the wheel reaches 15km/h+ speed, it started to make micro turns left and right, continuously, from what it feels like 0.3s for every turn (like micro curves), and it does maybe no more then 3-4", still I can feel it and it makes me uneasy. I can mange it, but its not a comfortable ride for sure. First I blamed the surface, but then I went to a very nice and flat tarmac, and vibration continued. the picture attached showing its trajectory. I tried re-calibration to no avail. It is normal, or I need to get it fixed? Thanks.
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Just here to give my opinions on the Ninebot Mini and why its a more dangerous than any other EUCs and see if anyone else here agrees with me. The argument: Last year before Christmas I bought a Ninebot Mini I had a go on it and realized not only was it less fun because you were required to go in a straight line but significantly more dangerous over riding any EUC. In fact I think the Mini should be speed limited to only 10-12km/h max and not 18! When riding at higher speeds and the floor is uneven you are having to adjust your body to the way the road is. For example when you ride on a slope where your only ONE of your wheels are lower or higher you would have to tilt to the direction that is higher to remain balance. For eg: If you are riding on the side walk and on your left there is a wheel chair ramp making the left wheel dip lower than the right wheel for a short bit you will have to quickly adjust your body to the right so remain balance if you stood still you will lose control. The other concern is that when you do so to maintain your centre of gravity you could knock that pole that controls the left or right, this has also become a major issue when riding on uneven surfaces. Unlike riding on an EUC the centre of gravity is between your foot at the point where the wheel hits the floor making it easy to glide over rougher terrains. On the Ninebot mini you are forced to adjust your body to the way the terrain is much more than what is required from an EUC. The benefit however of the Ninebot Mini is that you are able to pick it up quickly, and stand in place really easily. In short...after owning the Ninebot Mini I quickly sold it(without even owning it for 2 weeks) knowing the dangers that would possess with it and made a hefty profit during the Christmas season. My first actual post on the forum, thanks for reading Jack- 40 replies
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