MerseyVenture

Warrington, United Kingdom

multiple sclerosis

July 17, 2018

Versitle litte Mobility Scooter

4.7 out of 5 stars

I’ve had this Scooter quite a while now. It’s robust, well built and has suspension, which help but is not “spongee”.

Great for shopping, not as manoverable as a three wheel scooter, but it never feels unsafe.

The speed control is simple; you just turn a knob on the steering capstan and it’s has a good level of speed control.

I haven’t run it from a full charge to flat, however it does have upto a weeks use before I’ve needed to charge it for local journeys.

It does brake into four parts with the heaviest being the motor. I cannot, personally, load it into a car due to my own disability.

I would say this is a great machine, as long as you’ve got someone to load/unload it to/from a vehicle to go any greater distance.

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Pride Apex Rapid mobility scooter

Pride - Apex Rapid

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Over £200

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The Apex Rapid mobility scooter with front and rear suspension provides the ease and convenience of of a standard scooter but can be broken down, without the use of any tools, into 5 pieces and transported in any standard car boot.

– Size: length 104 cm (41″) x width 52 cm (20.5″)

– Max speed: 4 mph (6 kph)

– Weight (without batteries): 39.6 kg (87.4 lbs), battery weight: 13 kg (29 lbs)

– Max user weight: 137 kg (21 stone)

– Ground clearance: 3.8 cm (1.5″)

– Features: delta tiller control system, LED kerb light, front and rear independent Comfort-Trac Suspension, high level charging port, storage basket

– Colours: black, blue, red, pink, orange, yellow