| Mobility Scooter Accessories | | | | stick with you wherever you go. An oxygen |
| | | | cylinder holder might also be available for |
| Mobility Scooters can be customised to fit | | | | your scooter. Rear view mirrors are |
| the user's exact needs. Depending on the | | | | available, and can make reversing into a |
| model of scooter and the user's requirements, | | | | garage or shed even easier, especially if you |
| additional products can help you get even | | | | struggle to turn your head. These mirrors are |
| more out of your mobility scooter. The range | | | | also found on the road legal scooters, so |
| of mobility scooter accessories includes | | | | that users can see the traffic behind them. |
| various products ranging from bigger | | | | |
| batteries, to mobility canopies to walking | | | | A mobility scooter bag or pouch can make |
| stick holders. | | | | carrying your shopping or other items easier. |
| | | | This can range from a small pouch that will |
| Bigger batteries can be expensive, depending | | | | fit on the scooters armrest which is ideal |
| on the model of scooter, and the size of | | | | for carrying car keys and a mobile phone, to |
| battery. However, if you regularly covering | | | | a large bag that will fit on the back of seat |
| large distances, or feel restricted as you | | | | and will hold a lot of shopping, or all the |
| can't travel as far as you wish, then a | | | | necessary items for a day out. |
| battery upgrade will be cost effective. If | | | | |
| you regularly dismantle your scooter to go in | | | | Mobility canopies and capes are available to |
| the car, it is worthwhile remembering that | | | | protect you and your scooter in adverse |
| bigger batteries will be heavier. | | | | weather conditions. These range from a cape |
| | | | that covers the user and the scooter to a |
| If you regularly travel off road, or on long | | | | canopy that completely encloses the user and |
| journeys, different tyres may be available | | | | scooter from the elements. Mobility canopies |
| for your mobility scooter. Pneumatic tyres | | | | are mainly designed for the larger pavement |
| provide a comfortable ride and are usually | | | | and road-legal scooters whilst capes will fit |
| fitted to the larger scooters as standard. | | | | most scooters and users. |
| It is possible to puncture-proof tyres so | | | | |
| that you can enjoy benefits of pneumatic | | | | Mobility ramps are available so that you can |
| tyres and won't suffer from a puncture. | | | | get your mobility scooter into a car, up |
| | | | outdoor steps, or over up a step in the home. |
| Some disabled scooters have the option of a | | | | These are available in aluminium and |
| different sort of tiller to control your | | | | fibreglass and some mobility ramps even fold |
| scooter. A Delta tiller allows the same hand | | | | so that they can be kept in the car. Other |
| to control both forward and reverse, and | | | | mobility ramps are available for permanent |
| works by the hand either pulling or pushing | | | | outdoor use to aid getting in and out of |
| the lever to control the scooter. This can be | | | | buildings for example. These models often |
| beneficial if one hand tires easily, or if | | | | have handrails, and are lightweight. |
| one hand is stronger than the other. | | | | |
| | | | If you want to get more out of your mobility |
| A crutch or walking stick holder will mean | | | | scooter, why not see if there's an accessory |
| that you can take your crutches or walking | | | | to suit you and your mobility scooter. |