What is Hoverboard?

A self-balancing scooter is a type of personal transport comprising two motorized wheels connected to a pair of articulated pads on which the rider places their feet.

Steering or leaning your bike is achieved through the movement of your weight while making sharp turns is done by twisting the handlebars.

How does it work?

Self-balancing scooters have frames that pivot in the centre and contain electric motors, accelerometers, and sensors inside each wheel. Gyroscopes act as devices that read the tilt sensors in wheels and help keep the board level at all times.

Are Hoverboards dangerous?

There are many fun things about hoverboards, but there is also a huge cost. Poorly maintained batteries can cause fires, leading to serious injuries or even death. If you are inexperienced with them and you’re going to be riding one often and or around children &pets, please take safety precautions.

Most hoverboards run on batteries—typically, lithium-ion batteries.

Is a hoverboard hard to ride?

Hoverboards can be difficult to control, but they’re not only super easy to ride. Their speed affects how easy it is for you to control them. As the speed increases, their difficulty also increases.

Are Hoverboards illegal in Namibia?

Self-balancing scooters are low-powered electronic transportation vehicles, causing them to be illegal to ride on the pavement under a section of the 1835 Highway Act.

How much does a hoverboard cost in Namibia?

Buying a hoverboard in Namibia is comparatively cheaper when compared to other countries like the US where the price ranges from $250 to $500. However, you should also remember many sellers offer a cheaper price for longer periods of time. You can purchase hoverboards at the store at 2,722.65 Namibian dollars.