#Fold Up Mobility Scooter

[mobilityscootersforhire]

What to Look For in a Portable Electric Scooter

If you're looking for an electric scooter, there are several factors you need to take into account. First, you'll need to determine your budget. Next, you'll want to look at the features of different models. Finally, you'll need to understand the pros and cons of each model.

The most impressive feature of any Portable Electric Scooter is its range. A good number of electric scooters can travel up to 65 miles on a single charge. However, the amount of time it takes to charge a battery can vary.

While the battery may be the star of any scooter, it's the suspension system that keeps you from getting off-balance. Also, you should look for a scooter with a dual disc brake. These provide a lot of braking power in wet conditions.

Another feature of a portable electric scooter is its ease of use. Almost all of the models on this list come with a detachable lithium-ion battery. You'll be able to carry the battery in a backpack or a backpack-style bag.

Among the e-scooters on the market, the best foldable model is probably the Razor E-Go ET-300. This electric scooter is easy to ride and has a low ecological footprint. It is also one of the lightest on the market.

In the end, it's up to you to decide which electric scooter is right for you. Depending on your preferences and needs, you can find an excellent e-scooter that will get you where you need to go.

[iamyouknow-yours]

It's been over a year since I got my mobility scooter and longer since I got my cane. So... Mobility Aid Appreciation Post!

Put your own mobility aid appreciation in the notes, I would like to read!

Wheelchair edition:

I can go on fun adventures with friends, spontaneously as well!

I have gone to various parks, to get snacks, and the other day I scooted from university all the way to my friend's house! I went on the side of a small motorway which was a little bit terrifying but it was fun and I was safe.

I can get around campus so speedily. Well apart from that the accessible routes are a little backwards. But I can go fast to them and arrive before people ambling between classes.

Part of the reason is because people just jump out of my way when they see me coming. They move so fast to not be in my way, it is very funny.

Part 2 of that is that I can go through crowds quite easily. It's a little annoying bc people aren't expecting to look down to see people trying to move. But once they see me they move. And they tell other people to move.

People let me sit at the front of things. I got to sit right at the front of a convention panel and I was so near Kat Graham!!

People open doors for me.

I hardly ever have to wait in line for things, I get put in the front and get to skip the queue.

I can be out of the house for much, much longer.

I am way more patient about my friends wanting to take their time doing things and looking in shops because I don't have to stand, I can sit while they do that.

I have way more stamina for being hungry or cold or tired or sore because I can be sitting while experiencing those things.

The battery has only started Running Out one time and even then she did get me home.

It's helped with learning to drive a car because I am better at understanding the turning circle and how reversing while turning works.

I have gotten better at using my scooter! I am pretty good at maneuvering and judging her distance and stuff. I only bump into corners if I'm in a hurry and in my house ie not making an effort to not hit people's walls.

I've had interesting conversations with people who have come up to me to ask about getting one for a family member. This may be not a perk to some people! So keep that in mind. But I think it's also about my vibe, I usually give off the vibe of "you can come talk to me".

Cane edition:

People give up their seats for me. Especially on the train. If there are no seats, then the old women will squish together and then we all sit next to each other. People are really nice about giving me a seat.

I can climb stairs so much easier!

I haven't lost my balance or fallen or twisted my ankle once while using it.

I can lean on it when I get tired which means I can stay out for a bit longer.

I can use it to get up so so much more easily.

I have a built in fidget toy with the strap.

It folds up and so I can put it in my bag to have just in case.

I hurt my leg one time and boom I already had a mobility aid.

I can use it to walk when my tummy hurts and I can't stand up straight.

And to alleviate your fears, no one has asked me why I switch hands when I use it.

Reminder that it is fully allowed and okay to lie to people when they ask why you're using a mobility aid. You can also say, "It's really difficult to talk about."

Or a funny/brave response like "I didn't read the terms and conditions." and "none of your business".

[fat-slobby-hunks]

Hey, at least lucifer got a heavy-duty mobility scooter like stolas did...

"Never thought I'D be the one needing one, have I really gotten that big? Maybe human food wasn't a good idea after all..." The king of hell sighed as he sat atop a mobility scooter with the controls pressing against his folded belly and fat pad. His rump filling up the seat while his moobs laid spread out over his hanging stomach with an extra large soda shoved between his cleavage like a makeshift cup holder.

[daisiesonafield-blog]

Info for Faith In The Future World Tour ST AUGUSTINE, FL - JUL 11 2023

With special guests THE SNUTS & ANDREW CUSHIN!

Important Times:

6:00 PM - Doors Open

7:00 - 7:30 PM - Andrew Cushin

8:00 PM - The Snuts

8:00 - 9:55 PM - Louis Tomlinson

Edit: the venue announced The Snuts will no longer perform.

Times are all approximate and subject to change.

General admission (pit tickets):

All guests are required to abide by the following procedures:

Guests can begin lining up no earlier than 9:00 AM on the day of show, July 11.

Sequentially numbered wristbands will be put on guests' wrists upon arrival on a first come, first served basis.

Guests must have a valid ticket for The St. Augustine Amphitheatre July 11 show to receive a wristband, and all guests in a party must be present to receive a wristband.

Any guests that have camped overnight or arrived before 9:00 AM will not be given wristbands and will be sent to the back of the line.

Guests are encouraged to return at 3:00 PM to queue for General Admission entry beginning at The West Gate (first gate closest to A1A S/main entrance).

Security will honor wristbands from 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM.

After 4:00 PM, guests will join the line on a first come, first served basis.

Loss, removal or tampering with a wristband will result in loss of place in the GA line.

Guests are not permitted to hold places in line. Please be respectful and courteous to all other guests in line.

Check the venue’s socials for updates!

💧⚠️ HYDRATION ADVISORY ⚠️💧

YOU MUST Hydrate before the show, while waiting in line and during the show

For optimal hydration drink something with electrolytes such as Gatorade or LiquidIV

Eat well!

Here are important things to know:

Thunderstorms expected, prepare accordingly!

The venue is cashless! Pay with card and mobile pay!

Parking: On-site parking in is very limited and sells out quickly. Parking passes may be pre-purchased for each event at the Box Office or online via ticketmaster.com. On-site parking currently SOLD OUT. The on-site parking lot opens two (2) hours prior to gates opening on event days. Off-site FREE parking with shuttle service at Anastasia State Park and the R.B. Hunt Elementary School Soccer Field. Shuttle service begins one hour (60 minutes) before gate time and runs for up to one hour (60 minutes) after the event ends. Parking is NOT permitted in the residential neighborhoods surrounding the venue. Details and maps here.

ADA info here

Guests (even children) are not allowed to sit or stand on the shoulders of another guest.

Cameras: NO Cameras with Detachable Lenses. Flash photography, professional cameras (including SLR cameras) are prohibited. Recording equipment, tripods, monopods and selfie sticks are also prohibited. 

Water: empty, clear, reusable water bottles to fill (and refill) at the filtered water stations throughout the venue. Single-use plastic, metal and glass containers are not permitted.

NO Outside Food or Beverages

NO Coolers

NO Animals (except service animals)

NO Marijuana or any cannabis products

NO drugs

NO Fireworks or sparklers

NO Aerosol cans (hairspray, bug spray, sunscreen)

NO knives, firearms, Brass knuckles, Tasers & mace/pepper spray or weapons of any kind

NO Camping or Folding Chairs

NO chains

NO Inflatables, throwing toys (including beach balls and frisbees), blow-up toys, balloons or bubbles

NO Medication in unmarked containers.

NO Recording devices, iPads/laptops

NO Selfie sticks, drones

NO Laser Pointers/flashlights

NO Musical Instruments or Noisemakers

NO Scooters/Skateboards

NO Strollers

NO Umbrellas

NO Wrapped Packages of Any Kind

NO throwing objects of any kind.

There is NO RE-ENTRY!

VIEW VENUE MAP 

VIEW SEAT MAP 

*This list is not exhaustive. Items not appearing on the list may still be prohibited at the discretion of Security.

Click here for some insider info about the venue and parking!

For more details click here

Bag Policy:

Bags smaller than 6" x 6" x 6"

Tote or purse smaller than 12" x 6" x 12" (as long as all items are loose)

Clear plastic bag smaller than one gallon

Seat Cushion with no pockets, arms or zippers

Diaper Bag

Medically Necessary Bags (permitted after proper inspection)

All other bags prohibited.

Details here.

Banners, signs and flag policy:

NO Signs Larger than 12" x 12"

NO Poster Tubes (Show Specific)

Contact:

For additional questions please call the venue at  (904) 209 -3746. You can also access their website. Email:  ampinfo@sjcfl.us . Check their Twitter and IG for updates. Address: 1340C A1A South, St. Augustine, Florida 32080. Venue: The St. Augustine Amphitheatre

[theheavysidelair]

You reach out across him as you snuggle up, taking your usual place as the big spoon. Your hand travels across his wide stretch of backfat and find a roll. You jiggle the roll and feel the vibrations spread across his soft body. You keep reaching and soon your hand reaches his actual belly. You feel yourself sink into his soft flab as you try to reach his belly button, but soon give up. The distance has gotten too long for you. Instead you start feeling your way up to his chest. You cup as much as you can off his closest moob and search around for the nipple. When you find it you caress it gently and hear him moan softly in his slumber. He slumbers a lot these days, it's hard working living in such a massive body. You slide your hand across his massive chest and reach his face. The CPAP makes it hard to caress his chubby cheeks, but by now you know your way around all the straps and the tube. You remember well his first night with one, over 150 kg ago. It was his first major milestone, and also when you both first realised you were approaching a point of no return. There had been many milestones since, and now the big one was approaching, far beyond their initial goal, a goal they had both kept moving. It was only a matter of months now, maybe just weeks, until he would never leave this bed again. Every day it got a little harder. Every day you needed to help him a little bit more. It was nearly a year since last time he left the house. They had sold off his mobility scooter several months ago. As you lay there, feeling all the folds and rolls that had drowned out your once fit husband you felt a sense of nostalgia. It was like every inch of flab was made up of memories. Memories of meals, and snacks, of feedings and buffets. All saved and preserved on a body no longer fully capable of supporting itself. Your alarm clock goes off and you hear your husband grunt and shift. Time for midnight snacks.

[modelsetting-of-disneyprincesses]

Mobility Scooters and Canes for Princesses and Villainess

Elsa, Mulan, Rapunzel, and Maleficent: Medline Easy Care Two-Button Folding Walkers With 5" Wheels, Red

Ariel, Melody, and Jasmine: Drive Medical Rolling Walker with Wheels, Fold Up Removable Back Support, Padded Seat, Red

Elsa, Pocahontas, and Rapunzel: EWheels Medical EW-M34 Mobility Scooter, Red

Cassandra (Disney), Charlotte (Disney), and Moana: Pride Pursuit ES 4-Wheel Mobility Scooter

Add to more soon

[briarpatch-kids]

One really cool unique mobility scooter option I learned about recently is Travelscoot! It's warranty protected for up to 350 pounds but there are lots of daily users over 500 pounds, and has several different options for short stature (or for kids) as well. The scooter itself weighs 30 pounds and folds into a duffel bag size carrier, so it can be lifted over curbs or up stairs, transported in small cars, brought on planes, etc. Has lots of add-on options. Definitely very expensive but for a mobility scooter and especially for one that's well-regarded with users in that weight range, really competitive price. Really cool option for people who are restricted in public spaces by short walking distance but want to have more options for participating or travel. And without figuring out transporting or storing a regular mobility scooter. It's not technically a medical device so there's no scenario where insurance covers it, but they're really awesome.

It looks a little scary, to be honest. When you're reliant on a mobility aid, you need a strong one that will take you where you need to go. I don't even like those little foldable powerchairs because they break too easy.

[annwynisland]

Furniture Catalogue

Item names spelled in US English. Ctrl+F (find keyword) recommended. I can customize with Cyrus if specific color variant(s) desired.

ACNH Nintendo Switch

Alto saxophone

Analog kitchen scale

Anthurium plant

Antique bureau

Antique chair

Antique clock

Antique console table

Antique mini table

Antique wardrobe

Arcade seat

Artsy table

Baby panda

Ball

Baobab

Basic teacher's desk

Beach ball

Beach chairs with parasol

Beach towel

Bidet

Board game

Book

Book stands

Bottled beverage

Box corner sofa

Box sofa

Broom and dustpan

Bunk bed

Campfire cookware

Camping cot

Candle

Candle chandelier

Cans

Cardboard box

Carnations

Casablanca lilies

Cassette player

Cat grass

Chainsaw

Chalkboard

Champion's pennant

Changing room

Checkout counter

Chessboard

Clipboard

Clothes closet

Clothesline pole

Coffee beans

Coffee cup

Coffee grinder

Coffee plant

Colorful juice

Cone

Cooking tools

Cool sofa

Corner clothing rack

Counter table

Covered wagon

Crane game

Creepy skeleton

Cruiser bike

Cuckoo clock

Cup with saucer

Cushion

Cute chair

Cute DIY table

Cute sofa

Cute wall-mounted clock

Cute wardrobe

Cypress bathtub

Cypress plant

Decorative bottles

Deep fryer

Desk mirror

Dessert carrier

Diner counter chair

Diner counter table

Diner dining table

Diner neon clock

Dinnerware

Dinosaur toy

Director's chair

Dish-drying rack

Display stand

Document stack

Double-door refrigerator

Double-edged sword

Double Gloucester cheese

Double sofa

Drapery

Dreamy bed

Dreamy rabbit toy

Dreamy wall rack

Dual hanging monitors

Elephant slide

Enamel lamp

Evergreen ash

Exam table

Exercise bike

Exit sign

Fan

Fancy violin

Fax machine

Festival zongzi

Fireplace

Floating-biotope planter

Floor light

Floor seat

Fluorescent light

Folding floor lamp

Fortune-telling set

Freezer

Froggy chair

Garden faucet

Garden gnome

Garden lantern

Gas range

Gears

Glass jar

Globe

Handcart

Hanging cube light

Hearty ramen

High-end stereo

Homework set

Hourglass

Iced coffee

Imperial bed

Imperial chest

Imperial decorative shelves

Imperial dining chair

Imperial dining lantern

Imperial low table

Imperial partition

Ironing board

Ironing set

Judge's bell

Karaoke machine

Kids' tent

Kimono stand

Kitchen counter

Knife block

Lab-experiments set

Lantern

Large covered round table

Large magazine rack

Lily-pad table

Long bathtub

Magazine

Magnetic knife rack

Marimba

Metal can

Metal pot

Meter and pipes

Microwave

Mini circuit

Mining car

Mixer

Mobile

Modern cash register

Modern office chair

Monstera

Mop

Moroccan lights

Moss ball

Mounted blue marlin

Mr. Flamingo

Mrs. Flamingo

Mug

Oil barrel

Oil lamp

Outdoor air conditioner

Outdoor bench

Outdoor folding chair

Owl clock

Painting set

Papa panda

Paper-chain ceiling garland

Paper lantern

Paper tiger

Patchwork bed

Patchwork sofa chair

Pendulum clock

Pennant

Pet food bowl

Pinball machine

Pine tree

Plasma ball

Plastic canister

Pop-up book

Pop-up toaster

Popcorn machine

Porcelain vase

Portable radio

Pot rack

Potted starter plants

Premium nigirizushi

Pro coffee grinder

Puppy plushie

Rattan armchair

Rattan end table

Rattan low table

Rattan stool

Rattan table lamp

Rattan vanity

Rattan wardrobe

Retro fan

Retro stereo

Rice cooker

Rock guitar

Rocket lamp

Rotary phone

Round light fixture

Round pillow

Round space heater

Salad bar

Sandwich plate meal

Schefflera

School chair

School desk

Scooter

Scrapbook

Screen

Serving cart

Set of stockings

Sewing machine

Sewing project

Shaded floor lamp

Shaded pendant lamp

Ship-wheel door decoration

Shopping bag

Short file cabinet

Shoyu ramen

Silver confetti blower

Silver mic

Simple kettle

Simple panel

Simple shaded lamp

Simple table

Simple wall shelf

Siphon

Skateboard

SLR camera

Small mannequin

Small vase

Soft-serve lamp

Spaceship control panel

Spinning wheel

Square bathtub

Standing toilet

Strapped books

Studio spotlight

Study carrel

Study chair

Study desk

Study sewing box

Super-premium nigirizushi

Surfboard

Surichwi tteok

Table lamp

Table with cloth

Tabletop record player

Tangled cords

Tape deck

Tapestry

Tea set

Thank-you Mom mug

Throwback container

Throwback dino screen

Throwback gothic mirror

Throwback hat table

Throwback rocket

Throwback skull radio

Tin bucket

Tin robot

Tissue box

Titan arum

Tool shelf

Toolbox

Torii

Toy box

Traditional tea set

Train set

Transit seat

Tricycle

Typewriter

Upright speaker

Utility sink

Vacuum cleaner

Velvet stool

Vertical banner

Wall-mounted candle

Wall-mounted LED display

Wall-mounted phone

Wall-mounted TV (50 in.)

Water cooler

Weight bench

Winnowing machine

Wood-burning stove

Wooden pendant light

World map

Yucca

Yule log

[sailsonthehorizon]

Calculating a 1:6 incline using pandas

And sharing my first attempt at an accessible short break.

Film photography disclaimer / confession: I did take my Pentax MV with a 36 exp roll of colour film. Am absolutely gutted as it was clearly loaded incorrectly - thankfully I did take a few - but not many - iPhone snaps so will be using these for this post. Onwards and sideways.

This is my first blog that addresses the subject of disability. I am a little nervous about sharing this — perhaps because I am still in denial that this is happening to me - but I have found similar blogs very helpful on a personal level. So, if for no other reason than it might help someone else, let’s give it a shot.

We travelled by train from Darlington up to Edinburgh, and the journey is now known as Hell on a Stick #1. I booked seats in Coach G, and whilst I was vaguely aware of an app called Passenger Assistance it didn’t occur to me to use it. I suppose like many in a similar position, I assumed that was for folks with poorer mobility. Forgetting I wasn’t exactly Tigger myself. 

Our train was PACKED, as the previous train was cancelled. No seats, no help, and no Coach G. We finally ended up on random seats separated from each other (after standing for 30 minutes, a mighty dang long time for me these days). Can’t help but think that if I’d used the app, I would have at least had some help in finding seats. Or lived somewhere with a decent public transport system. Helsinki please.

We arrived tired and hangry in a wet drizzly Edinburgh about 20 mins walk away from the hotel.

At Leonardo Hotel, Haymarket. Very helpful staff, and gave the scooter a parking space to save the kerfuffle of getting it in and out of the lift to get to the room.

The staff at the Leonardo Hotel couldn’t have been more helpful, and let us park scooter downstairs in the lobby to save me the extra energy getting it in/out of the lift. It’s a folding travel scooter, it’s light for what it is, but it is still heavy (especially when it’s your muscles that are the broken bits).

Very silly pain levels at this point - thanks to the gawd-awful train journey. Thankfully we live in the middle of nowhere, so an hotel room Just Eat was enough of a novelty to masquerade as an evening’s entertainment. Just for the record, the hotel is a mere 5 minute walk away from a multiplex cinema with an Imax and 4D screenings…

Day two, Edinburgh Zoo.

Their website promised mobility scooter hire that was capable of tackling the very steep hills within the zoo, but when we got there they were out of order. My own wheels, an eFoldi Explorer, is apparently capable of a 1:6 incline. I don’t know what that is, but I can tell you it can reach the pandas but not the zebras. 

Without it, I couldn’t have got much further than the gift shop. And the little kids we met en route absolutely loved it - perhaps because it is a bit odd looking. It’s not your average looking mobility scooter that’s for sho.

The zoo itself is BRILLIANT, well laid out, happy animals, awesome penguins. Good cafes. And once you are aware of the hills, great accessibility across the whole site. They have a little electric minibus to help folks up to the very top. 

The following morning we attempted shopping, but it was just too kerfuffle-y, trying to navigate with Google Maps whilst driving a scooter, and herding two kids in-between tram tracks and bicycles. Especially as at that point we were carrying our luggage, having checked out of the hotel. Edinburgh is very hilly and fairly cobbly which has it’s own challenges, but on my own I think I would have stood a chance.

Time to find a swanky espresso…

Google Maps helped me find Mayvn Cafe on St George Street. Very swanky indeed, even just sitting in the cafe is an experience, with Scandi style decor, designer lighting and video art on the far wall. They are on Insta if you fancy a virtual snoop around:

@mayvncafe

Return journey = Hell on a Stick #2. Total carnage at Edinburgh Station as no trains were going south due to a signal problem at Morpeth. Absolutely nothing was moving, and after an hour of sitting on a stationary train we took the plunge and jumped ship to a train heading cross country to Carlisle, where my husband picked us up. And of course my car was still at Darlington, wonderful, so that was yet more hassle for the following day.

The main problem with nightmare return journeys is they kind of ‘undo’ all the good bits REEEEALLY quickly.

Therefore the next 24 hours went like this…

Jesus H Christ that was awful. OW with bells on. Not doing that again. I’m doomed to stay trapped in the house for ever and ever and ever and I’ll live off pizzas and get fat.

Sleep for 13 hours.

Open Expedia app and search for hotels in Osaka, Japan.

If I can get to Edinburgh, Japan will be a doddle, right…?

Peace out.

[mobilityscootersforhire]

What are the benefits of a mobility scooter?

Portable Mobility Scooters are useful devices that enable the disabled to get around. They are lightweight, foldable, and can be stored in a small area. They are also suitable for use indoors and outdoors. Many of these devices are TSA and FDA-approved, so they can easily be transported.

Some portable mobility scooters are folding, while others are more solid and heavy-duty. This makes them perfect for travel. Most folding mobility scooters are three-wheelers, with the front two wheels located next to each other. These two wheels work as one to provide stability, but compact scooters may struggle to handle rough terrain.

The Elite Plus 3 has an omni-shock suspension and is perfect for people who need to navigate sharp corners. It also has Smart Turn Technology, which helps the user navigate tight turns. It has enough battery power to take a twelve-mile trip. It also features a USB port to charge its battery.

If you are a senior, it's essential that you make space for your portable mobility scooter in your home. If you only use it outdoors, it is an unnecessary waste of space. It's unlikely that you'll use the scooter every day - it may only be needed during visits or trips to visit family. A portable mobility scooter is easy to store under a bed or between a closet and a wall.

Before boarding an airline flight, make sure to check with the airline to determine their policies regarding mobility scooters. While you can take your scooter on a plane, you should check its size and battery size to ensure that you'll be able to safely carry it on board. It's not expensive to carry a mobility scooter on board.

[independentlivingcharitabletrust]

Electric Mobility Scooter: Everything You Need To Know

Whether you’re looking for electric mobility scooter or electric wheelchair, there are a few things that you need to know before purchasing one. Mobility scooters and electric wheelchairs are designed to help people with limited mobility and their caregivers get around more easily and safely, so choosing the right one is crucial.

There are many different types of mobility scooters and electric wheelchairs on the market, each one better suited for particular conditions than others. 

In this article, we'll discuss what makes these types of vehicles different from one another, how they work (and don't), how to choose the best option for your needs — including what types of features you should look for when shopping around — as well as some common questions about using them (like whether they're legal on sidewalks).

What do the different classes of mobility scooters mean?

There are three different classes of mobility scooters:

Class 3: These are the most powerful and have a top speed of 12 mph. They can be driven on the road, in addition to being able to travel in off-road areas such as parks and bike paths. Due to their high speeds, they are considered motor vehicles by law and require registration with your local DMV.

Class 2: These provide good performance for an affordable price, making them ideal for short commutes around town or longer trips when traveling outside city limits. Their maximum speed is 8 mph, but you can still use them on the road if you're over 18 years old and have held your driver's license for at least one year (in some states).

Class 1: Also known as "personal mobility devices," these devices come in at just under 6mph (or 9km/h) with a range of up to 8 miles (12 km). They do not require registration or insurance because they don't meet federal definition standards for motorized vehicles; however, if you drive one off-road then it must be insured against liability claims stemming from accidents incurred while operating it on public land like trails or sidewalks nearby private property where parking isn't allowed without permission from someone who lives there -- not just anyone who happens upon your travels through woods near where they live!

How much will an electric mobility scooter cost?

Electric mobility scooters can cost anywhere from $1,300 to $5,000. This range is largely dependent on the brand and features you want in your scooter. As with other types of mobility equipment, it's important to research the quality and reliability of the brands before purchasing one.

For example, a basic electric mobility scooter made by a low-quality brand may cost under $1,500 whereas a higher-end model from a reputable company might be closer to $4,000 or more.

How do you maintain and store a mobility scooter properly?

It is important to store your folding mobility scooter in a dry location and out of direct sunlight. Moisture can damage the electrical system, or even rust the frame. If you have limited storage space, you may want to consider getting one with folding wheels so that it can be stored in a smaller space or on an indoor rack.

To keep your e-scooter looking great, wipe down any dirt or debris off of its surface regularly with a damp cloth - this will prevent grime from building up over time!

 Be sure not to use window cleaners or other harsh chemicals - they could damage the finish on your mobility scooter's paint job over time (and make it look like crap).

Conclusion

All in all, we can say that the future of electric mobility scooter is bright. They're becoming more affordable and accessible, so you don't have to pay thousands of dollars up front. Plus they're easy to use and don't require a lot of maintenance or upkeep once they're set up properly!

Source From - Electric Mobility Scooter: Everything You Need To Know

[rikinet-moved]

i miss u really bad but like Rlly Rlly bad ( even more than i usually do ) hh what should i do baby?? should i keep being stupid or should i formally let go of this dumb point to prove n make it up to u? so many decisions n i can’t even make One (1) on my own </3 🤧 i can’t decide if i want to tease u until ur *** ** *** **** or smother u with ****** *** **** 🤔 hmp maybe i should use a spin wheel to decide but anyways i’m rambling now so deal with it! . i’m annoying huh? . say it ik ur thinking it 🤥 /j . u put up with me so much n get paid in little to nothing 🗣 I THINK UR INSANE FOR THAT! but man . do i love u more than playing resident evil n genshin 😮‍💨 not like the ‘we’ve been together for over a year’ love but the ‘i want to grow old with u n bump my mobile scooter into urs at the nursing home on the way to bingo night’ yk?? i want to get old n wrinkly with u but i just hope i don’t ruin it for us while we’re young ): nd i gotta start keeping those promises i make before someone else comes along n makes them come true hmp 😓 Hh shit u’ll probably cry when u read this or roll ur eyes at how i write a WHOLE DAMN ESSAY in ur inbox @ 12 am 😭 it’s my habit now oopsies! anywayssss i love u so much ur my tesoro n i found u so i get to keep u >: i don’t wnt anybody else to find u so i’m gna hide u in a secret place that only i know <3 okay? okay 💘 - the girl who can’t fold ( maybe except for u 💘💗💕💞 )

i missed u a lot too </3 stubborn ass methinks u should’ve folded but too late for that 🤒 i don’t think ur annoying n i love u too, more than u probably think </3 n i wanna grow old w u too even if ur already an artifact! i won’t cry again i promise even if u being stubborn n ignoring me did 🥹 i love u too n im all urs i promise <33

[standspro1]

Gearing Up for INTERMOT Cologne 2024

The excitement of motorcyclists will soon reach new levels as INTERMOT, the biggest German motorcycle exhibition, is preparing for the 2024 edition. Intermot Cologne 2024 is breaking off from the past by shifting to a yearly calendar, and moving into winter months.Cologne will become the ultimate destination for motorcyclists right at the right time to begin the new season of biking. The newly updated Intermot Cologne 2024 dates coincide perfectly with the winter motorcycle vacation, ensuring that riders can enjoy the latest offerings as they prepare for the upcoming season. Let’s talk about the details of the show in greater depth.

The Show’s Details and Show Information about Intermot 2024 Cologne

The show will offer visitors an inside look at the latest models and offer the chance to view them in person. Intermot Cologne 2024 promises a full showcase of all the new models. The show will give visitors the chance to feel and experience the bike, which helps riders find their ideal ride to enjoy the coming season.

Intermot 2024 isn’t only about bikes. It’s an all-encompassing experience for enthusiasts of motorbikes and dealers. Participants will be able to browse through an array of brand new models, get professional advice from manufacturers teams, and discover the right accessories for the bike and the rider. It hopes to provide both trade as well as end-users with helpful details while providing an unforgettable holiday shopping experience. The program of the event is tailored to the time of year, promising an atmosphere of joy and an opportunity to show the joy of motorbikes in the days leading up to Christmas.

Intermot Cologne 2024 is Uniting Forces with Major Players for Ultimate Success!

Before the registration process officially starts The INTERMOT Cologne 2024 event has been endorsed by key industry players. Brands like BMW Motorrad Germany, Kawasaki Motors Europe N.V., and Yamaha Motor Europe N.V. have expressed interest, which shows the enthusiasm of the industry.If the curtain is lifted to the INTERMOT Cologne 2024 it will be clear that the excitement is there. With a newly revised schedule for winter and wide array of thrilling activities, this event will change your experience riding a motorbike. The show will leave lasting memories for those who ride and create the conditions for an exciting bike season in the months ahead. If you plan to display your motorcycle at this renowned trade show, it’s important to choose a reliable exhibit stand maker that is located in Cologne. Stands Pro is the most well-known business in the region.

Exhibitor Profile: INTERMOT attracts exhibitors from various sectors of the motorcycle, scooter, and bicycle industry, including:

Motorcycle Manufacturers: Leading motorcycle manufacturers showcasing their latest motorcycle models, concepts, and innovations across different categories such as sport bikes, cruisers, touring bikes, and adventure motorcycles.

Scooter and Moped Brands: Manufacturers of scooters, mopeds, and urban mobility solutions presenting their latest models, electric scooters, and alternative fuel vehicles for urban commuting and transportation.

Motorcycle Parts and Accessories Suppliers: Suppliers of motorcycle parts, accessories, aftermarket products, and customizations, including helmets, apparel, protective gear, exhaust systems, and performance upgrades.

Bicycle and E-Bike Manufacturers: Bicycle brands and e-bike manufacturers showcasing their latest bicycle designs, electric bikes, folding bikes, and cycling accessories for enthusiasts and commuters.

Motorcycle Services and Lifestyle Brands: Providers of motorcycle services such as motorcycle training, insurance, financing, and lifestyle brands offering motorcycle-inspired apparel, merchandise, and accessories.

Why Attend the Show:

Product Showcase: Explore a comprehensive range of motorcycles, scooters, bicycles, and related products from leading industry suppliers, gaining insights into the latest trends and innovations in the two-wheel industry.

New Product Launches: Get exclusive previews and first looks at new motorcycle models, concept bikes, and innovative products unveiled by manufacturers and exhibitors at INTERMOT.

Networking Opportunities: Connect with industry professionals, enthusiasts, riders, and influencers from around the world, fostering collaborations, partnerships, and business relationships in the motorcycle and bicycle sector.

Test Rides and Demonstrations: Experience hands-on test rides and demonstrations of the latest motorcycle models, electric bikes, and scooters, allowing attendees to experience the performance and features firsthand.

Educational Seminars and Workshops: Attend informative seminars, workshops, and panel discussions covering topics such as motorcycle safety, rider training, motorcycle tourism, and industry trends in the two-wheel sector.

Organiser Website Link for More Info: For more information about INTERMOT 2024, including registration details, exhibitor information, and the event program, please visit the official website: INTERMOT

In summary, INTERMOT 2024 is a must-attend event for motorcycle and bicycle enthusiasts, industry professionals, and businesses, offering valuable networking opportunities, product showcases, test rides, educational sessions, and insights into the latest trends and developments in the two-wheel industry.

[slurpinpuffs]

my leg is still pretty broken and i’ve gotten pretty used to my 3 mobility aids so here’s my personal ranking

Crutches

Pros:

Relatively comfy to stand in place with (good armpit rest)

Good maneuverability, best of the three for small spaces

Not too hard to move quickly

Cons:

Falls over in 2 seconds when u put them down or lean them against stuff

Not great stability on all surfaces (i fell with them due to a tuft of hair on the ground) (i also have dirt and rocks right outside my house so using them to get to and from my car is a nightmare)

Gets really tiring really quickly

I can’t use my arms or hold much

Walker

Pros:

Great stability

Smooth movement

Folds into a car nicely

Stands upright on its own, acts as good tool to get up with

Can move pretty fast in one direction

Can hold a bit more while using it, plus u can hang tote bags on it to carry more

Cons:

Large, can be hard to move in tight places

Needs tennis balls for efficiency

Kinda hurts my hands (at least mine does)

Doesn’t offer much support for standing in place to break, so it gets tiring extremely quickly (free standing on one leg sucks)

Knee Scooter

Pros:

Pretty fun

Can go quite fast

Great support for standing in place, short breaks, or even sitting if ur daring

Best for longer distances like grocery runs for sure

Cons:

Personal issue, but i have a bad scrape on the same knee as my broken leg so it hurts me to use this

Can’t hang stuff on the handles, so u still can’t hold much while using

Turn radius is kinda ass, so the maneuverability is kinda low, not great in small spaces

Kinda leaves my broken leg just jutting out behind me so it gets hit on stuff sometimes

Can be annoying to transport

Bonus Round!

Just saying fuck it and hopping on one leg

Pros:

Practically none

Kinda fun, feels like a game

Cons:

Stops being fun very quickly

Oh fuck

Very tiring

Chance to fall increases with each hop

FINAL RANKING

Crutches - imperfect, but they let me rest, they’ve been here for me since day 1, and they’re what i use to get up and pee so 🫶🏼🫶🏼

Knee Scooter - it honestly is pretty fun to use and without it i wouldn’t be able to go to Target so shouts out

Walker - kinda mid and gets so tiring so fast to stand. thought it’d be more useful, but it can be nice to use for small stuff sometimes

Hopping - fuck that

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You've heard about the CyberTruck. What about the CyberTrailer?

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You've heard about the CyberTruck. What about the CyberTrailer?

Imagine a world where RV parks are optional, not a necessity. That’s where the CyberTrailer comes in. Living Vehicle, the trailblazer in luxury electric trailers, has outdone itself with this cutting-edge RV. The CyberTrailer is inspired by Tesla’s CyberTruck and offers complete liberation from traditional utility connections, bringing luxury to the most remote corners of the world.GET SECURITY ALERTS, EXPERT TIPS – SIGN UP FOR KURT’S NEWSLETTER – THE CYBERGUY REPORT HEREThe CyberTrailer’s solar capabilities are pretty impressive. We’re talking up to 5KW of off-grid solar production, a level that’s unprecedented in the RV industry and rivals many home solar systems. The entire roof is a solar powerhouse covered in integrated panels. But here’s where it gets really clever: solar-tracking awnings that actually tilt toward the sun, maximizing energy capture throughout the day.HOW TO REMOVE YOUR PRIVATE DATA FROM THE INTERNETThe CyberTrailer isn’t just compatible with EVs like the F-150 Lightning, Rivian and the futuristic Tesla Cybertruck, it’s designed to complement them perfectly. In fact, the Cybertruck’s bold design served as inspiration for the CyberTrailer’s sleek aesthetics.But here’s the real bonus: this trailer can actually charge your electric tow vehicle. Say goodbye to range anxiety and hello to limitless adventures. As Living Vehicle’s CEO Matthew Hofmann puts it, “The CyberTrailer reduces range anxiety and makes off-grid travel with electric vehicles a reality.”THE BEST TRAVEL GEAR FOR 2024The CyberTrailer doesn’t put all its eggs in one basket. While solar power is the star of the show, a backup power generation system ensures you’re never left in the dark. This redundant power system keeps the battery pack charged even when solar exposure is limited, supporting rapid energy creation and Level 2 charging for tow vehicles.DISCOVER THE FUTURE OF RVING WITH THE ELECTRIC TRANSFORMER HOUSEHere’s also something truly innovative. The CyberTrailer features proprietary self-driving powered axles. This dramatically reduces range loss for both electric and gas-powered tow vehicles. The result? You can reach those bucket-list remote locations that were previously out of bounds.The engineers at Living Vehicle haven’t overlooked a single detail. The CyberTrailer’s design has been optimized for maximum aerodynamic performance, regardless of the tow vehicle. This means better efficiency, whether you’re looking to maximize EV range or boost MPG in traditional combustion engines. It’s a win-win for your wallet and the environment.WITH THE PUSH OF A BUTTON, THIS COMPACT RV ADDS EXTRA SPACE WITH A SIMPLE TWISTThe CyberTrailer also brings the outdoors in (and vice versa) with Living Vehicle’s signature folding patio deck, now cleverly positioned at the rear. This patio doubles as a ramp, transforming the trailer into a toy hauler. Motorcycles, e-bikes, kayaks, bring them all along for the ride.Speaking of toys, the CyberTrailer isn’t just for lounging. Its 240V Level 2 charging capability means you can recharge all your electric recreational gear. E-bikes, electric motorcycles, scooters, they’ll all be juiced up and ready for action no matter how far off the beaten path you roam.Control your mobile paradise on wheels with just a tap on your Apple iPad. The wireless control system puts all of CyberTrailer’s features at your fingertips, marrying high-tech convenience with off-grid capability. The team at Living Vehicle has thrown down the gauntlet to the RV industry. They’ve shown what’s possible when you combine visionary design with cutting-edge technology.Now, let’s talk numbers. The CyberTrailer starts at $175,000, with deliveries slated to begin in 2025. It’s a premium price tag, no doubt, but consider what you’re getting: a fully self-sufficient, luxurious smart home on wheels that can take you anywhere. Intrigued? You can secure your spot on the wait list with a fully refundable $100 deposit by clicking here.The CyberTrailer represents a harmonious blend of sustainability, cutting-edge technology, luxury and adventure. For EV enthusiasts, it’s a dream come true. For off-grid adventurers, it’s the ultimate enabler. And for those who simply refuse to compromise on comfort while exploring the great outdoors, it’s nothing short of revolutionary. Yes, the price point puts it in the realm of a luxury RV. But for those who can make the investment, the CyberTrailer offers a level of freedom, comfort and sustainability that’s unmatched in the RV world.Would you trade your traditional home for a high-tech nomadic lifestyle? Why or why not? … .

[the-firebird69]

MotoTec Drifter 48v 800w Electric Trike Lithium, Black, Large https://a.co/d/5Crt6Ky

Smaller thinner tires in the front probably 20 in by three and three inch by 15 in the back the engine in the front is okay but it's a free wheel pedal assist you can have it in the rear but it's better in the front maybe the configuration is fine you do need some shocks in the front the seat is okay but it needs to be a rising seat and the handlebars need to be more stock e-bike look kind of like the lectric I have. When the seat rises are still has to be storage behind it and when it lowers the storage behind it so when you get on the street you can use it in the big wheel mode and it's faster and it's more efficient but for real it's safer your center of gravity is lower and you won't get hurt on the sidewalk when it's high up there in your scooter you can fall over and you're already not doing too good lots of people you can make the seat rise hydraulically for those who are truly handicapped and it can be a handicapped item and you can qualify it with the federal government as a wheelchair or assisted mobility device whatever they call it and you can get Federal funding for building them and discounts for selling them people will get them for free they look different but this is the idea

Zues hehe Hera it's my idea too but I'm laughing at it LOL

I'm laughing at 2:00 it's like this really common Sense thing you just do this recumbent thing and you make it rise up and you have a scooter you can go inside the store with and he didn't mention that that's why you don't want the fat tire in front and The groovy tires in the rear but I suppose you could buy it this way but a different manufacturer might come up with the idea and really what you're doing is you're making a trike and they have them but they're very clumsy and clumsy and their top heavy and they're hard to ride and you can never go in the store but with this one you can go in the store and you'd have a place for your feet and you could retract the pedals and the pedals would be close to the wheel and just fold them in and go inside and you do your shopping and you drive out

Thor Freya

He's trying to get this concept across and I finally get it see you leaving and you have a a some sort of a system on the back that holds your stuff and you can have one on the front and you can have someone at your feet and you are turning into a big wheel and has a freewheeling front wheel and go backwards and it's a break and you have brakes in your handlebars you have a throttle as pedal assist and I'm telling you what it doesn't have to have speeds to be pedal assist now this is a great idea because if you have to pedal home you're using your glute and large muscle groups and you can actually get there with a trike he'll never get there if it's not like this it's like recumbent you can actually put those recumbent tires on the rear and a little bigger one on the front I'm going to go ahead and try and design it and I know what he means about the seat you go down like this pretty low and then you go up and it has like a regular evike handlebar but you have to move those up and down too this is a great idea

Mac daddy

Is for going in the store and it's for riding home I'll tell you what this is awesome I really can't understand what it is but now I can when you use the recumbent bicycles tires it looks like a scooter when it's up and you're in the store and it looks normal then you're going home and it looks like a cool big wheel this is outstanding

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Olympus

You're not coming in here with that

Trump well I guess if I build it he can go into Publix