Dual Purpose Scooter Handlebar for miniPRO miniLITE Scooter with Phone Mount, Handle Bracket with Knee Control, Self Balance Hoverboard Handle Bar Handle Bracket

This is a quality product that fits well and works as intended. My only complaint is the lack of instructions. After all, you only have to remove two screws and pull off the old handle. Then install the new handle BUT removing the old handle is a bear because the original Segway handle is a very tight fit to the base. The handle manufacturer should provide detailed removal instructions. Since they don’t, I will. Here’s the annoying part. Removing the screws doesn’t allow the handle to separate from the base so here’s what you must do. Loosen the screws and support the handle allowing the weight of the Segway to pull on the handle. Get a friend to help here. Take a plastic headed hammer or a regular hammer and a piece of wood to bang on the screws. Your banging and the weight of the Segway hanging down on the handle should loosen the old handle. Before installing the new handle, lightly coat the handle shaft with white grease to help make it easier to remove the handle, in the future.

Bought this because the price was about half that of the Segway branded handlebar. This handlebar matches the color scheme of the Segway MiniLite perfectly and is constructed well. The included phone mount provides a spot for your phone where you can easily see your speedometer and odometer in the Segway app. While riding the Segway with the provided knee bar is fun, the handlebar makes the device feel like a traditional Segway by providing extra control and stability. I’ve given this handlebar a 3/5 because I was sent a used product, when it is advertised as new. The overall condition was great, but required some TLC to remove adhesive on the stem. I have also not been able to completely remove it from the Segway. Even after taking the screws out of the base, it seems to have locked itself on. Not sure if this is a MiniLite compatibility issue or what. This could probably be avoided by adding a small amount of lubricant to the inside of the connector. Just want others to know that this may be an issue you also encounter.

It works well to completely replace the factory-provided knee controller. I love how you can switch between the two very easily.My one ding is that when you fully extend the handlebar, my Ninebot S cannot self-balance. It will roll forward even after trying to recalibrate it. If you retract the handlebars to the minimize height, it seems to balance much better, but I don't want to have to extend and retract it all the time. So, if I'm going to use the handlebars, it would be for the longer travels where I don't plan on stepping off the device and expect it to stand on its own without rolling away.

I was skeptical buying something like this from an unknown source but decided to take a chance. I had gotten my 8 year old daughter a minipro for Christmas and wanted to make it as safe as possible since she would be riding 90% of the time in the yard or in the rock driveway.It only took about 10 minutes to get the handlebars fully attached and ready to go. They feel nice and tight, no play anywhere,l. And the feel very sturdy. Since they are very easily adjusted anyone in our family can comfortably ride. A couple of times My daughter has let the segway accidentally routate forward after turning off and slammed the handlebars on dirt and concrete and they still look and feel new.I highly recommend these!

First off, I know it didn't say it or show it but this set really needed to come with an adjustable kneebar. It is completely unusable by me due to it not being able to be adjusted. The segway handlebars are also too small. I am 5' 10" and fully extended it comes up to my waist. It really needs to come up another 3-4 inches to make it more comfortable.Build quality, they are perfectly fine. I don't feel like they are going to break on me but again, the handlebar needed to come up a few more inches. Thats why Im taking off points for this. A shorter person probably wont have an issue. I also wish that the kneebar would have been adjustable as well. As a stroke victim, I have limited directional control of one leg and to be able to have the kneebar come up above the knee could have made all the difference in the world.

This handlebar was a little tricky to put into place, so I'm not going to try to sugar coat that. However, with a little patience and close examination of the pictures available, it got locked into place.Once in place, it made this so easy for my wife (the intended driver of the Ninebot S) to whip around on her 'toy' just like when she's used the larger professional Segway units in the past.My observation on watching the combination in use, is that the Dual Purpose Segway Handlebar really is a must for users tall enough to accommodate it.

Handle works great for ease of control. Only issue I have is when the scooter starts braking at max speed it pulls the handlebar all the way back against your stomach making it hard to stear while it's trying to slow you down.

I was riding my ninebot to work while my car was getting repaired. It was about an hour ride. Getting handle bars took some getting used to how to control but once I got the hang of it, it was much better on the body. My knees/inner leg from other control where chaffing. Very happy I bought handle bars. It also allows younger and shorter children to ride ninebot easier.