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8mph Scooter 8mph scooters provide the ideal balance between speed and comfort for those looking to travel longer distances in a short amount of time. Typically classed as a Class 3 mobility scooter, they're built to move on roads and pavements with ease. Take into consideration the terrain you'll be riding on and if it is rough or stony. Larger outdoor scooters can travel up to 4mph on pavement and 8mph on the road, as long as they're equipped with lights, indicators, mirrors, horn and brakes. Accelerate A DISABLED army soldier has set a world record by moving from one side of the country to the other using a scooter that can travel at 8mph. Andy McIntosh (42), drove the 1011 miles from John O' Groats Land's End on his electric mobility scooter. He completed the journey in 16 days, eight hours and beat the previous record of eight days. He raised funds for military charities, including Poppy Scotland, SSAFA The Soldier's Charity ABF The Soldier's Charity, and Erskine. A modern 8mph scooter is the best option for getting around if you want to go for a long distance, but don't have the stamina or time to walk. These models offer the performance normally associated with larger models, and can be used on various terrains. You can choose your preferred speed using a smooth fingertip control. Alternatively, the motor can be relegated to low-power mode for gentle cruising and manoeuvring in pedestrian zones. The seat is fully adjustable with reclining, sliding and sliding. A large headlight and rear indicators are included as well as a full lighting system for excellent outdoor visibility. You can drive your 8mph scooter on most sidewalks and pedestrian areas. You cannot use them in bus lanes, 'cycle-only' lane or on dual carriageways. Class 3 scooters comply with British Government regulations and have efficient brake systems, the maximum speed is 8mph, front and rear lights and reflectors, direction indicators and warning lights for hazards and the sounder. Some manufacturers also provide additional safety features including headrests, arm rests and rear view mirrors. Wear a helmet every time you take a ride on any kind of scooter. You can also purchase an 8mph scooter that comes with an optional swivel-seat that allows you to easily take off and on the vehicle. This is an excellent option if you have to take off and on the scooter frequently, for instance when you go shopping or take a short drive. Some companies offer an swivel chair for free with your purchase. If you opt to purchase the scooter with this option ensure that it is fitted by a qualified technician to ensure it is secure and safe for your needs. Range The capacity to cover a large distance on one charge is a key factor in choosing an 8mph scooter. To achieve this, our models are fitted with a massive battery to help you achieve this. Additionally, some models are designed to be able to handle the tough terrain, and have impressive hill climbing capabilities. Whether you're planning a trip to the grocery store or exploring new areas they can take you farther than ever before. Contrary to portable boot scooters which have a limited speed and range, our 6-8mph mobility scooters can be used on the road as well as pavements. These models in class 3 meet British Government requirements, which include an efficient, safe brake system, lights, indicators, warning lights, and an horn. A no-obligation, no-cost test drive is the quickest method to experience our extensive range of mobility scooters. Then, you can choose which model is best suited to your requirements and budget. You can also avail of our contract hire plan which lets you spread the cost over a longer time and gives you peace of mind knowing that your monthly costs will not increase. Model T is a lightweight, transportable, all-terrain mobility scooter that can reach speeds of 8 mph. It's easy to put in the back of your vehicle and is the ideal choice for road trips and adventures out of the country. Its revolutionary design is complemented by the latest features, like a powerful motor and lithium batteries that are high-performance. The Supersport is a distinct combination of stability and maneuverability. Its big wheels and pneumatic tires enable it to tackle rough terrain with ease. Its throttle control is fingertip, allowing you to slowly cruise or accelerate quickly, and the impressive turning circle makes it easy to manoeuvre in tight spaces. This deluxe mobility wheelchair comes with a Captain seat that is adjustable and is compatible with both headrests and swings. The large battery and smart lighting will let you go further on your next trip. Its advanced ergonomic posture control minimizes stress on your back, hips and ankles which means you can ride longer and be in total peace of mind. Comfort Designed for those who want to travel longer distances at a speedier pace, an 8mph scooter is a great choice for individuals who prefer speedier travel. These models come with a variety of features that ensure a safe, comfortable ride. Contrary to smaller mobility scooters these models typically have larger tires and wheels for added stability. They also come with a range of other security features to guard you against the dangers of traveling at high speeds. These include the full lighting system to boost your visibility. A scooter that can reach 8mph can provide an exciting ride while feeling luxurious. Some models are fitted with all-round suspension systems to absorb shocks and ensure an easy ride, even over rough terrain or kerbs that drop. Certain models come with a luxurious captain's seat that has swivel as well as sliding functions and reclined seats for maximum comfort. They also have simple controls that allow you to control the seat with confidence. When you are buying an 8mph scooter, it is important to consider how the scooter will perform in various weather conditions. Some models are better for travelling in dry conditions. They are made of robust materials that are able to withstand the forces of winds and rain. Some models are equipped with front and rear lights that assist you in low-light conditions. If you're looking for a scooter that can reach speeds of 8mph and provides a great balance between comfort, speed and cost we suggest the Motion Healthcare Xcite. This stylish mobility scooter can be a good choice when you're looking for an affordable quality vehicle that can surpass the model you currently have and is road legal. A model that is 8mph requires more storage space than other mobility scooters, since they are bigger. You will need to have an area of storage that can accommodate your new mobility device, and also to prevent damage. We offer an engineered delivery service to aid in this process, allowing you with peace of mind in the event that you are unable to build your scooter or live in an upstairs flat. Safety Modern mobility scooters feature advanced control systems, easy-to-use digital displays, and a wide range of user-friendly features designed to maximize your comfort. In addition, the latest suspension soaks up jolts and bumps for a thrilling and smooth ride. One of the most important safety factors is to follow traffic laws when operating your scooter at 8mph. By adhering to these rules, you reduce the chance of accidents, allowing you and others get around intersections easily. To decrease the risk of collisions, always maintain a safe distance between your vehicle and other vehicles or pedestrians. In many countries classes 2 and 3 scooters are permitted to travel up to 4 mph on pavements and in pedestrian zones. This speed limit is designed to ensure that you and others are secure while ensuring that your mobility scooter is maneuverable enough for sidewalks. The majority of scooters have large turning circles that let you navigate through busy sidewalks and shopping centres. Some models are equipped with rear and front suspensions that can further increase your comfort by absorbing impact from the pavement. When travelling on mobility scooters on the road , it is important to give preference to pedestrians. Also, be considerate for those with visually or hearing impairments. If you have to change from road to pavement make sure you use kerbs with dropped edges to minimize the change in speed and ensure you are approaching roads at a safe angle. You should be aware that certain routes, particularly those with hills, can put a strain on your battery. This could cause your scooter to slow down or stop abruptly It is therefore important to plan ahead and understand the most efficient route for your scooter. It is a good idea to bring a charger with you to replenish your battery during breaks or when you get home. Also, a regular service is recommended to maintain the condition of your battery as well as other crucial safety components. This will prevent unexpected breakdowns and prolong the life of your mobility scooter.