For people, Airwheel self-balancing electric scooter is not only a simple transport, but also a good helper in their life. Ever since the birth of Airwheel A3 self-balancing scooter, it enjoys a large number of potential consumers.
S5, as the newest edition of S-series, has taken in the best technological experience of S3 and S3T. Its design concept is full of wildness and challenge, which is why it is hailed as SUV electric scooter.
A3 self-balancing scooter offers a comfortable saddle and solves balance control capability under the sitting state. Lots consumers feel fatigued after a long-time riding with standing posture.
Different from S3 and S3T, the aluminum alloy shaft of S5 is foldable. Meanwhile, the line of the shaft has been optimized and thus it is much better-looking than that of S3.
It uses high-quality resin shell synthesized from high-tech nanomaterials and high-end Cheng Shin tyres as before. Besides, the seating system is added to A3 self-balancing scooter for the first time.
Airwheel S5 has tires of 16×3.5, wider and larger than S3. It covers a larger contact area with the ground, contributing to larger force of friction and smooth and steady riding.
The most splendid view always occurs after one undergoes rugged and dangerous road conditions independently. Filled with continuous challenges, climbs and leaps, outdoor riding is similar to life.
At the Airwheel 2015 new product release conference not long ago, SUV balancing two-wheeler S5 and intelligent scooter A3 were unveiled, an interview was made with Airwheel President Zuo Guogang.
This trial ride of Airwheel S5 was conducted by a robust and handsome foreign guy who drove a Hummer. As a perfect match for Hummer, Airwheel intelligent scooter is as wild and hot.
Actually, Airwheel has proved with tests that riding a balancing scooter can bring some exercise effects for riders. Besides, Airwheel is actively consulting relevant professionals to work out a unique exercise program for Airwhee...
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