Perfect for those looking for a compact and convenient mobility solution, these 4mph scooters are designed to easily fit into a car boot or be stored at home. Lightweight and easy to manoeuvre, they offer a comfortable and safe ride without compromising on convenience.
These mid-size mobility scooters, ranging between 4-6mph, are ideal for users who need a bit more power and support. With a higher weight capacity, larger wheels for enhanced comfort, and improved stability, they offer a smoother ride over longer distances. Equipped with larger batteries, they provide an extended range, making them perfect for longer trips while still being reliable and comfortable.
These large 8mph mobility scooters are designed for those who prioritize comfort and performance. Featuring a luxurious, fully adjustable ‘captain seat,’ they offer exceptional support for longer rides. With a higher weight capacity and larger wheels, they ensure a smooth and stable experience on various terrains. Their powerful batteries provide an extended range, making them perfect for longer journeys, while the advanced suspension and ergonomic seating deliver maximum comfort.
Please contact our showroom for the most up-to-date information on re-
conditioned scooters. Due to high demand, these offers may change fre-
quently and the website may not always reflect current availability.
All our reconditioned scooters are fully serviced and cleaned by our expert
engineers before reaching our shop floor. We always provide a warranty pe-
riod on the reconditioned scooters, ensuring peace of mind when purchas-
ing second hand from us. Visit our showroom and see what’s on offer!
We do buy second-hand scooters off customers regularly, however we have to ensure we can supply parts for the scooters should they need repairs. Due to this we would only buy scooters from the following makes:
Komfi Rider, Pride, Drive Devillbiss, Roma Medical, Kymco, Shoprider and TGA. Please contact our office with the following information if you have a scooter for sale; Make/Model, Age of scooter, Condition, When it was last used/serviced and we will tell you what we can offer.
Reconditioned mobility scooter for sale.
8mph scooter. 34 mile range. Can take up to
25 stone. Storage box included.
If you often travel long distances, pick a model with a high-capacity rechargeable battery. Equally, if you require a heavier weight limit scooter a bigger battery is necessary.
We have 4 mph, 6 mph and 8 mph scooters available so you can pick one that matches your personal needs.
If you wish to transport your scooter in your car, you need to focus on compact, lightweight designs. Alternatively, if the scooter will be stored in an outside shed or garage, a bigger and faster scooter is available.
With 30 years experience, all our employees are trained to explain and demonstrate all the scoot- ers in store. We stock brands such as Pride, Drive, Kymco, Van Os Excel, Komfi Rider, Shoprider and many more.
No, you do not need a driving licence to operate a mobility scooter in the UK. However, Class 3 road-legal scooters must be registered with the DVLA (free of charge). Whilst insurance is not legally required, it is highly advisable to protect yourself and others in case of accidents or damage. Many mobility scooter users choose to take out third-party insurance for peace of mind when using their scooter on pavements and roads.
Mobility scooter prices in the UK typically range from £600 to £5,000+ depending on the type and features. Lightweight boot scooters start from around £600-£800, Class 2 pavement scooters range from £1,500-£2,500, whilst Class 3 road-legal scooters cost between £2,500-£5,000 or more. Most mobility scooters qualify for VAT relief if purchased for someone with a long-term disability or medical condition, reducing the overall cost by 20%. Additional costs to consider include batteries (replacement every 12-18 months), servicing, and optional accessories.
Class 2 mobility scooters are designed exclusively for pavement use with a maximum speed of 4mph. They’re more compact, lighter, and cannot be legally driven on roads (except where there’s no pavement). Class 3 mobility scooters are road-legal, can travel up to 8mph on roads, and must be limited to 4mph when used on pavements. Class 3 scooters require registration with the DVLA and must have lights, indicators, reflectors, mirrors, and an amber flashing beacon for use on dual carriageways. They’re larger, more powerful, and suitable for longer journeys and varied terrain.
Most mobility scooters can travel between 8-30 miles on a single charge, depending on the model and battery size. Lightweight boot scooters typically offer 8-12 miles range, mid-range pavement scooters provide 12-20 miles, whilst larger Class 3 road scooters can achieve 20-30+ miles per charge. Battery range is affected by several factors including user weight, terrain (hills reduce range), temperature (cold weather decreases performance), tyre pressure, driving style, and battery age. Manufacturers’ stated ranges are maximum figures achieved under optimal test conditions with a 100kg load.
Class 2 mobility scooters can be used on pavements, footpaths, and pedestrian areas, and you must give priority to pedestrians at all times. They can only be used on roads where there’s no pavement available. Class 3 mobility scooters can be used on both pavements (at a maximum 4mph with speed limiter engaged) and roads, including dual carriageways with an active flashing amber beacon (though dual carriageways over 50mph are not advised). Mobility scooters cannot be used on motorways, bus lanes, or cycle lanes. Most public buildings, shops, and transport services accommodate mobility scooters, though it’s advisable to check in advance with train operators and bus companies regarding their specific size restrictions and policies.
