Travel Scooter
Travel scooters are designed to be highly mobile. Some travel scooters fold while others can be disassembled into smaller pieces.
Our mobility scooters that are lightweight can climb an 8% incline and navigate cobblestone streets. The front tires are wider for better performance in rough terrain. Some models come with a hitch mounted in the rear to carry baskets or boxes.
Lightweight
Travel scooters are light and easy to move. They are ideal for those who need to travel by car or plane. They can easily fit in the trunk of your car or be checked as baggage on the flight.
Our ultra-lightweight scooters use TIG-welded, heat-treated, aircraft grade 7005 aluminum for the frames and other components. This type of welding creates stronger, cleaner welds and are more appealing aesthetically as opposed to the typical MIG welding used in many mobility scooters today. The frame of our lightweight mobility scooter weighs half as much as that of the competitors. This lets you carry your scooter for longer distances or on more difficult terrains.
Additionally our scooters are constructed with the rider's weight positioned over the drive wheel. This eliminates the tendency of front-wheel drive scooters to spin around on inclines or uneven surfaces. The result is a much more smooth ride, and a significant reduction in the cost of repairs associated with front-wheel damage.
Another benefit of our ultra-lightweight mobility scooters is their rubber tires that are solid. They are more durable than pneumatic tires (air) found on most scooters, and they are easier to maneuver over rough roads or unpaved ones. Solid rubber tires are quieter than pneumatics, and they don't catch on obstacles.
When choosing the ideal mobility scooter for your needs, it is crucial to consider the weight of the scooter when it is fully assembled including battery. Use our filters at the top of the page to sort products by specifications, for example "heaviest pieces" which refers to the weight of chair and battery pack.
Our scooters utilize the modern lithium-ion batteries, which are extremely compact and light. The scooters also have an extremely high-impact, flame-rated case with a UL944-5VB flame rating. These batteries are designed to last and are constructed of 100% Panasonic cells. The batteries are able to be easily disassembled for transportation or storage.
Easy to Fold
Travel scooters fold up easily and can be tucked away in the trunk of your car, van or SUV. They can also be broken down into smaller pieces, making transporting them easier. They are ideal for travel on planes where IATA luggage regulations for suitcase dimensions apply. You can also purchase a scooter case which will shield your folding mobility chair from scratches and moisture during transport.
When you're not using it You can keep your scooter in your garage, basement or attic. If you don't have access to these spaces, a spare bedroom or closet will do. It's crucial to choose an area that is dry and shaded that is not in direct sunlight, to prevent the sun's rays from breaking down plastic and rubber components and potentially creating corrosion.
Depending on the model you select, your scooter may include a box or basket to aid you in shopping. You can also put the luggage hitch on the frame and pull it behind you as you ride.
The compact and light weight of these scooters ensures you can carry them wherever you go even in a crowded city like San Francisco. compact electric mobility scooter can take them for a walk in the park or go shopping. They are also ideal for exploring a new place that you have always wanted to visit.
When looking for a scooter that can be used on the go it is a good idea to compare the weight of each model. This will help you determine which one is suitable for you. When you are choosing a scooter, you should also consider the battery's capacity and lifespan.
If you're looking for a scooter that can be easily stored, look for models that fold or quickly disassemble into several smaller parts. Some can fold electronically with the push of a button, whereas others require you to remove the seat and manually collapse the unit manually.
It's also recommended to apply an anti-rust spray or corrosion inhibitor to your scooter prior to long-term storage particularly in areas that are prone to humidity and other environmental factors that may influence the condition of your scooter. It is also recommended to not store your scooter in extreme temperatures, as high temps can damage the battery and low temperatures could cause it to break down and freeze.
Easy to operate
With a travel scooter, you can enjoy all the convenience of a regular mobility scooter in a compact size. The controls are easy to operate and you can adjust your tiller to a position that is most comfortable for you. Some of our models include long-lasting batteries and a battery monitor.
We suggest storing your travel scooter in a climate controlled area, as extreme temperatures can alter the performance and longevity of lithium batteries. Keep your scooter in close proximity to a power source will also ensure optimal charging conditions.
Make sure your mobility scooter is clean. Dust can cause friction between moving parts, and this could cause damage to internal electrical components. If you don't want to store your scooter in the garage or shed, you can get a waterproof storage cover to shield it from sunlight and rain. Some of these covers come with security features, like locks that stop theft.
When you are ready to ride again, make sure you give your scooter a thorough inspection before leaving the house. Examine for signs of excessive wear or deterioration, such as a damaged light, a loose handlebar, or missing controls or tires. This will ensure that your mobility device is in working condition and will serve you well for many years to come.
If you want to carry more luggage on your travel scooter, we have various accessories to aid you in that. Our Smart Luggage Kit comes with a carrier system which allows you to attach two smaller suitcases and an oversized cabin case to the back of your travel scooter. We also recommend using two-wheel suitcases as they are smaller and can save you valuable interior storage space. Two-wheel suitcases also comply with IATA air travel guidelines regarding the maximum dimensions of a suitcase. You can therefore travel with your scooter filled with all the gear you need without having to pay extra baggage fees. This is a major advantage that makes our travel scooters an excellent alternative for frequent and vacation travelers as well.
Easy to Store
Travel scooters break into small and lightweight pieces that are easy to carry in your vehicle. They can be easily stored in the trunk of your car, by your side when traveling by bus or train or even checked into an airplane for long trips. These lightweight scooters are fully assembled and are easy for the user to put them together them when they reach their destination.
Some models even feature an easy-to-carry bag or case designed for easy use and transportation. The bags are fitted with handles and straps, which make it easier for users to carry the scooter by hand over their shoulder or arm without straining their back or neck. This is especially useful if you need to transfer your scooter between public transportation modes or between different vehicles for local transport.
The majority of travel-related scooters have an adjustable seat that can be put under the chassis or in front of the user's feet when the scooter is not being used. This allows the scooter to be stored in small areas and is smaller. It also gives riders access to any additional features, like the front caddy or a basket.
Travel scooters are also known for their smaller turning radius. This allows them to maneuver through tight spaces, such as the entrances of homes and apartments. Some even come with a front wheel suspension that provides extra stability when traveling through rough or uneven terrain.
It is vital to your safety and health to keep your travel scooter clean, dry and safe when you are on the move. Cover it with a cover or tarp at all times. Avoid the exposure to extreme temperatures which can affect the battery's life and harm the frame and its components.
If you are considering purchasing a mobility scooter for travel, make sure you check with your airline to find out what their policies and rules are for bringing mobility devices onboard. Many airlines will allow them to be checked in baggage, or with a special approval. However, you might be required to provide the manufacturer's certification as well as documentation proving that the batteries conform to the specifications of the manufacturer. Some airlines have restrictions on the type and size of batteries you can carry and it is a good idea to read the rules and guidelines prior to when you depart.