cashback $300 2023 Lithium Powered Mobility Scooter
2023 Lithium powered mobility Scooter 250w, upgradable seat, pedal assist and walk assist NO registration or licences required and maintenance is minimal eg flat tyre Lithium lasts twice of lead acid's 2-3yr
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we are licensed importer 40613378J, with 2 year free after-sales parts ex and cash-back of $300
I have ridden mobility scooters for 12 yrs, exciting here is the big wheels more comfort, 3 gears means more control in shops and off-ramps, battery cheaper upkeep buyer-"I am very happy with the bike. It suits my needs well and I love how fast it can go. It holds the charge really well too. Hubby and I can easily get it in and out of the boot of the car. The only thing I haven't figured yet is how to turn the front light on.
after-sales support: either us, local shop, or factory will provide spare parts or guide you to repair by video
* upmarket wide bike seat $50
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