
Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare
Drive Easy Rider Mobility Scooter
£4971.07
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Product details
The Drive Easy Rider Mobility Scooter has a striking new design, stunning instrumentation and offers precise handling that must be experienced to be appreciated.
Features & Benefits of the Drive Easy Rider Mobility Scooter
- Comfortable rotating sport style seat with sliding and reclining facility
- Height adjustable headrest and width and angle adjustable armrests to suit user requirements
- Angle adjustable handle bars allows comfortable positioning for the user
- Throttle lever with automatic safe-braking system
- Additional Hand Brake for added security
- Telescopic front motorbike suspension for optimal handling
- Excellent manoeuvrability and turning circle for use in small areas and busy environments
- Illuminated controls feature a twin dial digital dash
- Trip computer with odometer for measuring distance travelled
- Easy to use LED controls
- All round lighting, including large headlight, front/rear indicators and rear brake lights to improve outdoor visibility at dusk or when dark
- Twin adjustable rear view mirrors for extra visibility
- Large accommodating footwell with anti-slip rubber mat
Product Specification
Top Speed
8mph
Max Range (Full Battery)
31 miles
Batteries
MK batteries: 2 x 12V 79Ah or 2 x 12V 96Ah.
Length
166cm (65")
Height
115cm (45")
Width
76cm (30")
Max Gradient
10˚
Weight
100kg (220lb)
Max Weight Capacity
180kg (28st)
Who Is the Easy Rider Mobility Scooter Suitable For?
The Easy Rider Mobility Scooter is ideal for:
- Users who regularly travel longer distances, with a range of up to 31 miles.
- Those looking for a powerful 8mph mobility scooter for outdoor use.
- Users who prioritise comfort on longer journeys, thanks to its adjustable seat and suspension.
- People looking for greater stability and control when travelling outdoors.
- Users who need a higher weight capacity, supporting up to 180 kg (28 st).
Easy Rider Mobility Scooter FAQs
Can the Easy Rider Mobility Scooter be used on the road?
As an 8mph Class 3 mobility scooter, the Easy Rider is designed for road use in the UK. Class 3 mobility scooters must be registered with the DVLA before being used on the road.
Does the Easy Rider Mobility Scooter need to be registered with the DVLA?
Yes. As a Class 3 mobility scooter, it needs to be registered with the DVLA for road use. Registration is free, and mobility scooters do not require road tax.
Can I use the Easy Rider Mobility Scooter on pavements?
Yes. Class 3 mobility scooters can be used on pavements, but the maximum permitted speed on pavements is 4mph.
Do I need a driving licence to use an Easy Rider Mobility Scooter?
No. You do not need a driving licence to operate a mobility scooter in the UK.
Can the Easy Rider Mobility Scooter be taken in a car?
Due to its size and design, the Easy Rider is not intended to be easily dismantled and transported in a standard car like a lightweight or folding mobility scooter. A suitable vehicle or mobility scooter transport solution may be required.
Where should I store the Easy Rider Mobility Scooter?
Ideally, the scooter should be stored in a secure, dry and sheltered location to help protect its electrical components and battery from prolonged exposure to adverse weather.
Should I insure my Easy Rider Mobility Scooter?
Mobility scooter insurance is not generally a legal requirement in the UK, but it can provide useful protection against risks such as accidental damage, theft and third-party liability.
At a glance
- Batteries Included
- No
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 1 Year
- Maximum Range
- 31 miles
- Product Weight
- 100kg
- Speed
- 8mph
- Weight Capacity
- 180kg
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