02, April 2016: Inheriting the multiple riding postures of Airwheel S6, Airwheel S8 sitting-posture electric scooter, the latest product released by Airwheel last week, still has some changes which make it different from S6 electric scooter. We can say that S8 is mainly designed and innovated on the basis of S6 electric scooter but its details optimized and handled by Airwheel technical team can tell us it will bring more joyful and efficient traveling experience to users.
The mission of Airwheel is using intelligent transporting vehicles to replace human being’s foot and endowing everyone’s desire of realizing high-efficiency actions. Airwheel S8 intelligent power scooter can not only meet up with the daily commuting demands, but also can increase the sensation of fashion and elegance.
Changing the straight control lever to C shape, S8 two wheel saddle-equipped scooter becomes more practical and graceful. People can know this directly from the product picture of S8. With the C shape control lever, S8 electric scooter for adults with seat’s loading capacity has been enlarged and at the same time riders can enjoy a better controlling experience when they drive it by standing on it. Besides, the control lever of S8 electric walkcar can be adjusted. Although the control lever is designed to be C shape, it also can be lowered or raised by riders to the height they feel comfortable.
People who are careful enough can find that S8 double wheels electric scooter’s tyres are bigger than S6 electric walkcar, the 10-inch tyres are made to adapt all kinds of road conditions so as to allow the traveling to be more free and flexible. On the contrary, there is a difference that people is not easy to find. That is the types of tyres. They are pneumatic tyres rather than solid ones. This change can get a better effect of shock absorption during riding. So no matter it is the appearance or the safety performance, Airwheel S8 has big pprogresses.
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