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Travel Scooter Travel scooters are designed to be incredibly portable. Some fold, while others disassemble into multiple pieces that are easy to handle. Our mobility scooters that are lightweight are able to traverse cobblestone roads as well as climb an 8% slope. The front tires are larger to give better performance in rough terrain. Some models come with an attached hitch in the rear to carry boxes or baskets. Lightweight Travel scooters are light and easy to carry. They are ideal for those who have to travel by plane or car. They can be easily stowed in the trunk of a car or checked as baggage on planes. Our ultra-lightweight scooters make use of TIG-welded, heated-treated, aircraft-grade 7005 aluminum for the frames and other parts. This type of welding produces welds that are more durable, cleaner and more aesthetically pleasing than the typical MIG welds found in virtually all other mobility scooters manufactured today. The frame of our lightweight mobility scooter weighs half as much as the rivals. This means you can transport your scooter with greater mobility over greater distances and on more challenging terrain. Our scooters are also built to ensure that the rider's weight is placed on the drivewheel. This prevents front-wheel-driven scooters to spin on uneven or inclines surfaces. The result is a more comfortable ride, and a significant reduction in costly repairs caused by front-wheel damage. Another advantage of our ultra-lightweight mobility scooters are their rubber tires that are solid. These tires are more durable than pneumatic tires (air) used on the majority of scooters, and they are easier to maneuver over rough or unpaved roads. Solid rubber tires are quieter than pneumatics and don't get caught on obstacles. When you select the right mobility scooter for your needs, it is crucial to consider the weight of the scooter once it is fully assembled, including battery. Use our filters at the top of the page to filter products by specifications, for example “heaviest pieces” which refers to the weight of the chair and battery pack. Our scooters use the very latest lithium-ion batteries which are extremely compact and lightweight. The scooters also have a high-impact, flame-rated case with an flame rating of UL944-5VB. They are designed to last and are constructed of 100% Panasonic cells. The batteries can be easily removed for transport or to facilitate storage when required. Easy to Fold Travel scooters fold easily to fit into the trunk of your van, car or SUV. They can even be disassembled into smaller pieces to make it easier to transport. This makes them ideal for travel on planes, where IATA luggage restrictions on the dimensions of suitcases are in place. You can also buy a dedicated scooter case to help protect your mobility scooter from scratches and moisture during transit. You can store your scooter in the garage, basement or attic when it's not being used. If none of these options are accessible then a closet or spare bedroom could be a good alternative. It is important to select an area that is dry and shaded that is not in direct sunlight to avoid the sunlight's rays from damaging rubber and plastic components, and possibly cause corrosion. Depending on which model you pick, your scooter may include the option of a basket or box to help you shop. You can also connect the luggage hitch to the frame and tow it behind you while riding. The small and light weight of these scooters mean you can carry them anywhere you go even in a crowded city like San Francisco. You can use them to go for a walk in the park or shop. They are also great for exploring a new place that you've always wanted to visit. It's a good idea look at the weights of different models when shopping for scooters. electric sport scooters will help you decide which one is the best fit for you. In addition, be sure to think about the battery's lifetime and capacity before deciding on a scooter. Look for scooters that fold or easily disassembled into smaller parts. Some scooters fold with the press of a single button, while other require that you remove the seat and manually collapse it. Before long-term storage of your scooter, it's a good idea for you to spray an anti-rust or corrosion inhibitor on it. This is particularly important in areas prone to humidity. Avoid storing your scooter at extreme temperatures. High temperatures can damage the battery, and low temperatures could cause it to breakdown. Easy to operate A travel scooter offers all the benefits of a mobility scooter, but in a smaller package. The controls are simple to operate and you are able to adjust your tiller to a position that is most comfortable for you. Some of our models also include batteries that last for a long time, and a battery monitor. We recommend that you store your travel scooter in an area with an environment that is controlled, as extreme temperatures can impact the performance and longevity of lithium batteries. Maintaining your scooter close to a source of power can aid in maintaining optimal charging conditions. Clean your mobility scooter. Dust can cause friction between moving parts, which could cause damage to electrical components within the. Keeping your scooter in a garage or shed is ideal, but if you don't have enough space for this then you should consider investing in a waterproof storage cover that will protect your scooter from sun and rain. Some of these covers incorporate security enhancements like locks to stop theft. If you're ready to go again, make sure you give your scooter a thorough inspection before leaving the house. Look for signs of excessive wear and tear or damage such as a broken handlebar, damaged lights, or missing tires or controls. This will ensure that your mobility device is in good condition and will serve you well for many years to come. If you want to carry more luggage on your travel scooter, we have various accessories to help you do just that. Our Smart Luggage Kit includes a carrier system that lets you attach a cabin-sized suitcase to the front of your scooter and two smaller suitcases to its back. We also recommend two-wheel suitcases as they are lightweight and can save you storage space. Additionally, two-wheel suitcases meet IATA air-travel guidelines on maximum suitcase dimensions. This means you can fly with your scooter loaded to the brim without paying extra baggage fees. This is an advantage that makes our travel scooters a fantastic option for frequent travelers alike. Easy to store Travel scooters break down into light and portable pieces that are easy to carry in your vehicle. They can be easily stored in the trunk of your car, by your side when traveling by train or bus or even stowed in an airplane for long journeys. These scooters that are lightweight are 95% pre-assembled which makes them simple for users to assemble upon arrival at their destination. Some models even come with an easy-to-carry bag or case designed for easy use and transport. The bags are fitted with straps and handles, which allow users to carry the scooter with their hands over their shoulder or arm without straining their neck or back. This is especially helpful when you have to move your scooter between public transportation or between different vehicles for local transportation. Most travel scooters have a removable seat that can be put under the chassis or in front of the feet of the user when the scooter isn't being used. This allows the scooter to be stored in small areas and is smaller. It also gives riders access to additional features, such as an in-front caddy or basket. Another benefit of the majority of travel scooters is their smaller turning radius, which can help to navigate narrow areas like the doors of homes and apartments. Some even feature front wheel suspensions that provides extra stability when traveling through rough or uneven terrain. Keeping your travel scooter clean and safe during transit is essential for your health and safety. Be sure to keep it covered or tarp-covered at all times and avoid exposing it to extreme weather conditions since this can reduce its battery's lifespan and affect the condition of the frame and components. Lastly, when purchasing your travel scooter, be sure to inquire with your airline regarding their specific guidelines and rules for bringing mobility scooters onboard. The majority of airlines allow them in checked baggage or with special approval. However, you could be required to provide the manufacturer's certificate and other documentation that proves that the batteries meet their specifications. Certain airlines also have restrictions on the type and size of batteries you are allowed to bring, so it is recommended to study the rules and guidelines prior to when you travel.