One of the most popular mobility scooters of the last decade, the Pride Celebrity XL8 is to be discontinued from the start of 2010. This eight mile an hour scooter was popular for many reasons, not least being it's exceptional build quality and comfortable ride. Consumers should not worry though as there are plenty of excellent mobility scooters ready to take its place. Here are just three of them.
Days Strider Maxi 4
The
Strider Maxi 4 scooter is the top of the range four wheeled scooter from Days Healthcare. This eight mile an hour scooter has been designed for both road and pavement use, but really shines on longer, harder journeys. Fitted with a huge 70 Amp battery the Strider has a stated maximum range of 35 miles. The Maxi has front and rear oil damped suspension and pneumatic tires to ensure a smooth and comfortable ride and features a fully adjustable captain's seat.
| Maximum Speed : | 8 mph |
| Number Of Wheels : | 4 |
| Weight Capacity : | 31 stone |
| Batteries : | 70 Amp |
| Battery Charger : | Offboard charger |
| Front Tires : | Pneumatic |
| Rear Tires : | Pneumatic |
| Range Per Charge : | 35.0 miles |
| Standard Seat : | Two-tone captain seat |
| Suspension : | Oil damped |
| Vehicle Length : | 56 inches |
| Weight of the Heaviest Piece : | 81.0 lbs |
Drive Mercury Regatta 8
The
Mercury Regatta 8 is a scooter designed for ease of use. Solidly built to provide years of worry free transportation this scooter has all the features you would expect from a mobility scooter in this class.
The Regatta has adjustable suspension both front and rear; a plush rotating admiral seat that reclines and slides; and twin rear mirrors.
| Maximum Speed : | 8.0 mph |
| Number Of Wheels : | 4 |
| Weight Capacity : | 25.0 stone |
| Batteries : | 40 Amp |
| Battery Charger : | Offboard charger |
| Front Tires : | Pneumatic |
| Rear Tires : | Pneumatic |
| Range Per Charge : | 25.0 miles |
| Standard Seat : | Admiral seat with slide and recline facility |
| Suspension : | Yes |
| Vehicle Length : | 57.0 inches |
Freerider Kensington SII
The distinctive Kensington SII is a light and agile scooter. With a maximum user weight just under 18 stone this is not a bariatric scooter by any means. This has however allowed Freerider to keep the weight down in construction,the heaviest piece without batteries is only 126lbs.
This gives the
FreeriderKensington an excellent 35 mile range from only a 50 amp hour battery. As you we have come to expect the scooter is supplied with a fully adjustable rotating captain seat with lift up arms for easy access. Ride quality is handled by front and rear shocks and pneumatic tires, with solid tires are available as an option.
| Maximum Speed : | 8.0 mph |
| Number Of Wheels : | 4 |
| Weight Capacity : | 17.9 stone |
| Batteries : | 50 Amp |
| Battery Charger : | offboard Charger |
| Front Tires : | Pneumatic |
| Rear Tires : | Pneumatic |
| Range Per Charge : | 35.0 miles |
| Standard Seat : | Captain seat |
| Suspension : | Yes |
| Vehicle Length : | 54.0 inches |
| Weight of the Heaviest Piece : | 52.0 lbs |
| Weight Without Batteries : | 126.0 lbs |
The Mercury Regatta 8 is a scooter designed for ease of use. Solidly built to provide years of worry free transportation this scooter has all the features you would expect from a mobility scooter in this class.
The Regatta has adjustable suspension both front and rear; a plush rotating admiral seat that reclines and slides; and twin rear mirrors.
The distinctive Kensington SII is a light and agile scooter. With a maximum user weight just under 18 stone this is not a bariatric scooter by any means. This has however allowed Freerider to keep the weight down in construction,the heaviest piece without batteries is only 126lbs.
This gives the FreeriderKensington an excellent 35 mile range from only a 50 amp hour battery. As you we have come to expect the scooter is supplied with a fully adjustable rotating captain seat with lift up arms for easy access. Ride quality is handled by front and rear shocks and pneumatic tires, with solid tires are available as an option.
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