Apparently it seems complicated but the dynamics of controlling Menwheel bikes are quite simple. To accelerate the bike you need to lean forward and maintain your direction. The transition mechanism is smooth, and it is easy to move right to left and vice versa. To stop the bike, you need to gently lean backward. The significant part of operating is to control the speed through the balance point. Initially it seems difficult as mentioned before, but with two or three rides, it becomes super easy. Even if you don't have a prior experience in riding two wheelers, it will take less time to learn.
Uses
In most countries in Europe and south East Asia, people ride these types of scooters for guided city tours. In many countries, for example, Israel there is a separate space for pedestrians and sidewalks where you can ride your bike. There is an age limit to ride the bike, which is 16 years. In certain places there are limitations for maximum speed, which is 13.5 kph.
Many governments in different countries have implemented Menwheel bikes for security and surveillance. The motorcycles are however only for roaming and surveillance and you can't chase anybody. In Tian'anmen Square in China cops are using these bikes for surveillance.
Menwheel motorcycles are still to be used heavily for transportation, but people use it for small distance travel, for example, shopping, office and others.
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