Finding the Right
Disability Electric Scooter

• How much weight do I expect my scooter to carry?

  This applies to those with serious weight problems or those of above-average height. No matter what the issue, a larger person will require a sturdier scooter.

• What is my disability?

  A fold up scooter that fits right in the trunk might be perfect for someone with the strength to lift it, but would be a poor choice for those with limited mobility. Likewise, a lightweight scooter won’t suit a bariatrics patient. Make sure your disabilities will be compensated by your scooter.

• Where do I plan to use my scooter?

  Think of your lifestyle. If you need a scooter to get around the neighborhood, that’s one thing. If you like riding around in the park or going camping, you’ll want something a little more heavy duty, capable of traversing varied terrain and bumpy paths with ease.

• How much time will I spend in my scooter?

  If you plan on using your scooter on rare occasions, you can afford to purchase a more generic scooter. For those requiring a scooter for daily use, more care should be taken when making your selection. You’ll most certainly want a scooter with a long battery life and a comfortable seat, as well as one that’s easy to repair and maintain.