I know you were joking here but I actually cycled past an old bloke on one the other day, towing a pretty big trailer on his mobility scooter which was got up a bit like Harley. He wasn't having any qualms about being in the middle of the road either.Had a quick look to see if you could get trailers for them, found this though, could be handy.
mobility scooters
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Leodis
Veteran
- Location
- Moortown, Leeds
She needs a pimped up one thats for sure, a bit like this.
Gotta enjoy retirement
Gotta enjoy retirement
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roadrash
cycle chatterer
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- sitting on the edge of wigan pier
forget about my mum ..........I WANT ONEShe needs a pimped up one thats for sure, a bit like this.
Gotta enjoy retirement
lukesdad
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My mother has had a few stay away from the big heavy ones. She is 14 stone and uses the little collapsable ones with a single deep cycle lead acid battery. Weight of the buggy is the determining factor as well as battery quality for how much use you get per charge. The small wheel ones are fine for tarmac use but do not get a 3 wheeler. Even the small ones are heavy they pack fairly well in the car but boy they can knacker your suspension, add the shopping as well if thats going to be a use for it and it s quite a load on the car.
Look for the ones that break the motor and rear wheels away in one unit, they pivot and lock in with a release lever and rock back to seperate.
Look for the ones that break the motor and rear wheels away in one unit, they pivot and lock in with a release lever and rock back to seperate.
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roadrash
cycle chatterer
- Location
- sitting on the edge of wigan pier
much appreciated , thank you
glasgowcyclist
Charming but somewhat feckless
- Location
- Scotland
Just don't go the DIY route...
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