Thieves Having Trouble Selling Stolen Segways

Ten Segways that were stolen on the night of April 24th from a New Hampshire dealership were found in perfect condition in a nearby garage bin.  The two-wheeled personal transportation units were completely abandoned, most likely because they were difficult to sell, according to police opinion.  While worth over $5,000 each, the Segways were seen as difficult to transport without rousing suspicion.  Other industry speculation includes the fact that Segways are not selling up to expectations even in the legitimate marketplace, thus making them an extremely bad candidate for black market profiteering.  A note to inventor Dean Kamen - If thieves can’t unload your product for a profit, you may need to head back to the drawing board.

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