Review on 🛴 EMSWD 2019 Segway Handlebar Extension Knee Bar Upgrade for MiniPRO/miniLITE/Segway by Nick Cleary

I bought 3 different handlebars from 3 different companies for my Segway MiniLite, MiniPro and Ninebot S. This one is very similar to another one I bought last year. It's very responsive and has almost all the features of what I got last year. Even a good stand. It comes with the tools you need for installation including a very long hex wrench which is very useful as other handlebars usually come with a standard sized wrench which can make assembly tiring. People think that all bars are equally responsive, but that's not the case. I have a handlebar that I bought a few years ago, it looks great and feels solid and well built. But before the car actually turned, there was a bit of wobble in either direction. This allows you to move the steering wheel and still drive straight ahead. It's not ideal, especially when driving in tight spaces. These wheels are very responsive. You move it and it spins. It's very accurate. The only downsides I noticed was that my other bars (which are very similar to these in design) had a locking knob (to not know the actual term) to tell you the maximum bar length at a glance. upon its extension. You expand it to click and that's the maximum length. There is no locking mechanism on this handlebar. So when I unlock it to pop out, I can easily accidentally pull out the top of the handlebars. So now I have to be careful when expanding. Another downside was that the phone holder that came with it was broken. Somewhere along the way, either when it was being sent to a warehouse or to my home, it was damaged. I don't really use it so it doesn't matter but I can't use it because it's broken. I can absolutely recommend these bikes. I have fitted them to a Segway MiniLite, MiniPro and Ninebot S and they all work great. It's currently connected to my MiniPro (black on black is great).