01, March 2016: Leith is studying in the local middle school. This summer, his school sets about organising a summer camp. At this news, Leith jumps in and sign up for this group activity along with his classroom. The venue of this summer camp is situated in the outskirt around the city. During the summer camp, the host of school is going to set up a contest of Airwheel electric self-balancing scooters. Each participant has the right to choose his favourite electric scooter for contest. This piece of good news make these students run high. The majority of them are impatient to go for the contest at once.
Swift chooses Airwheel electric unicycle X5. Airwheel electric scooter X-series is hailed as the classic model, but, on the other hand, it is the hardest model amongst the line of Airwheel. Many beginners baulk at it. As a result of the hardness of use, his classmates shrink from Airwheel X-series and turn to other models. At the sight of Swift’s choice of Airwheel X5, they are took aback. They admire his fortitude and bravery. Actually, Swift is a veteran player of Airwheel electric self-balancing scooter. He has played with Airwheel X-series for one year. Thereby he justifiably chooses Airwheel X-series as his vehicle for contest.
Being the umpire, their teachers will ride Airwheel two-wheeled intelligent scooter S3 and S5. They are set to go with them during the contest because they have the obligation to ensure their safety. Once something comes up, these teachers could offer timely and necessary help and aid. The two-wheeled intelligent scooter is the most suitable for these teachers for most of them are not exposed to electric self-balancing scooters ever. The intelligent self-balancing scooter S3 and S5 are typical of ease to use. In order to get a hang of steering Airwheel electric self-balancing scooter quickly, it is wise for them to steer Airwheel two-wheeled intelligent scooter.
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