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The Phaeton’s versatility does come at a cost, however. At 59kg, scooters don’t come much heavier than this. To make matters worse, the folding mechanism is a headache to operate. If you need to regularly transport your scooter, look elsewhere. The S3 is a 3-Wheel, heavy-duty mobility scooter and the S4 is an even bigger 4-Wheel, heavy-duty scooter. They can go up to 10 mph with the standard motor, but with the high output motor upgrade, they can go up to 12 mph. The S3 can handle 450 pounds, while the S4 can handle 500 pounds. Both can travel from 28-35 miles on a single charge, but with our Mobility Direct exclusive lithium battery upgrades, you can travel 60 miles or more!

Nonetheless, the scooter still has a lot to offer beyond its searing speed. It’s well-built and offers great range, which is handy considering ultra-fast scooters eat through their battery like nobody’s business. Overall, the SST is a fine piece of engineering. Many of the class 2 scooters, especially those featured on our list can be dismantled into manageable parts for ease of transport and travel. However the class 2 scooters have a much lower range than their class 3 counterparts and can become uncomfortable on longer journeys. If you are looking for a scooter with an adjustable swivel seat for easy access, the Vive 3-Wheel should strongly be considered. This silver mobility scooter has an easy and safe to use the throttle as well as intuitive controls to help you make the most of your scooter experience. Features To find out how the mobility scooters we tested handle hills, we drove each one up the famous Test Hill at the Brooklands Museum , which gets increasingly steep the higher you go, and recorded the steepest gradient each could handle before giving up and switching off. The Go-Go travel mobility scooter is our number one choice, combining a vast range of useful features. One of the most important is that this model can be dismantled extremely easily. In fact, it is so easy that it can be done with a single hand. The resulting separate parts are also lightweight, making loading them into your car boot an almost effortless operation. FeaturesProduct weight: Look for a scooter’s total weight—not just the weight of the body of the scooter, but the weight of the seat and battery as well. Meanwhile, product dimensions listed on the spec sheet will indicate whether the scooter will fit into your car. Rearview mirrors: Having a rearview mirror—or even better, one on each side—is important for making safe turns. Tiller: The tiller, or steering column, of scooters can often be adjusted to tilt toward or away from the seat so you don’t have to reach far in front of your body to drive the scooter.

While we’re on the subject of wheels, the quality of the tyres on your scooter should also be considered. Inflatable tyres are soft and comfortable, but they are also at high risk of puncture if you are venturing outdoors. Alternatively, tyres filled with foam offer complete protection against puncture, but some people feel that these provide a less smooth ride. 2. Safety

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Safety: Mobility scooters received points for including a seat belt, headlights and indicator signals for safe turning.

You usually lease your Motability scooter for three years. Here are five things you need to know about the scheme: Many small and medium-sized mobility scooters are designed to be taken apart and folded to transport in a car—a big advantage if you relocate often or want to use your scooter in a mall or park. If you’re in the market for a scooter you can take with you, pay particular attention to whether it can be disassembled and the weight of the heaviest part of the scooter. (If it’s too heavy, it won’t be easy for you to lift into your car). Most small and medium-sized scooters come with solid tires. Large Scooters Overall stability when riding your scooter will also contribute to your comfort. As mentioned above, 4-wheeled mobility scooters are the best option if you are heading out on uneven surfaces. The balanced wheels help to absorb bumps and dips in the road or pavement, so you’ll feel less shaken up on your outings. The scooter manufacturer will normally have a speed limiter switch set to 8mph for a Class 3 scooter (since it’s road legal), and set to 4mph for a Class 2 scooter (since that’s the maximum legal speed for travelling on the pavement).This model is the first time a Speedway electric scooter comes with dual motors as standard. As well as being a step up in power from the Speedway 4, the Speedway 5 has seen changes to its design, too, with a strengthened aviation grade aluminium alloy frame aligning with the extra power you get with this ride. Whether it is the creaky free-to-use scooter available at the local department store or a model that you got a few years ago that barely moves anymore, it can be super frustrating to move agonizingly slow on a scooter. Isn’t that why seniors get mobility scooters in the first place, so we can move faster than before? Portability: Portability scores considered whether a scooter was foldable, how much it weighed with batteries included and its overall dimensions. Bear in mind, though that Class 3 scooters are also often considerably heavier. Some of the less powerful Class 3 scooters can be a little sluggish, depending also on the weight of the driver.

It’s so fast, in fact, that Rion had to cap the speed that riders can actually travel at for safety reasons. While the RE90 is capable of hitting 100mph, you’ll only be able to reach 80mph, which, I think we can all agree, is pacy enough.While they may feature similar technology to class two and three mobility scooters they are not technically "invalid carriages" for use by a disabled person and therefore cannot be used on the road or pavements in the same way as a mobility scooter. How Did We Rank Our Top Ten? What’s so great about speed anyway? It is a fair question. There are a few key benefits to getting a faster mobility scooter than average. The most obvious being that at higher speeds, you can get places faster. This might not matter in a store aisle where speeds are super limited no matter what you are driving but if you use your mobility scooter to get around your neighborhood as many people do, you will appreciate the higher speeds when you are going from house to house. https://www.electricwheelchairsusa.com/products/zipr-roo-3-wheel-mobility-scooter?aff=100" rel="nofollow" There’s no doubt about it: this is the current pacemaker in the electric scooter industry. Such impressive engineering takes time, though; if you’re in the market for an RE90, you’ll have to wait 90 days for the LA-based Rion team to build the scooter from scratch and ship it out. These speed limiters are required by law to cap the maximum speed of the scooter. If you remove the limiter, be aware that it then becomes illegal to use your mobility scooter, both on pavements (and in other public places) and on the road. The Mobility Scooter’s Battery