These are four new videos from TravelScoot. To view a video on YouTube, click on the picture.
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| TravelScoot mobility scooter used for commuting on public transportation. |
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| TravelScoot mobility scooter used for shopping. |
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| TravelScoot mobility scooter in an airport. |
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| TravelScoot mobility scooter used in a train station. |
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These videos are of Hardy Huber, who we all have to thank for inventing the TravelScoot. I know you're going to ask about the cart he has attached to his scoot in the shopping video, and I don't know where it came from. If you know, please leave a comment about it, or email me, elizabeth@ifisher.com. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThat cart/trailer is to die for. I have seen lots of different trailers on the web attached to bicycles. After seeing them I had a dream where I was pulling one full of little dogs behind my TravelScoot!
ReplyDeleteCynth, I emailed Hardy and he responded back telling me that Tony has the carts in stock. I don't know any details about it yet. :-)
ReplyDeleteSweet! I am looking forward to the details about it and I am already wondering if I can fit one into my car...
ReplyDeleteThat cart is so cool!
ReplyDeleteWhat great videos. I take my travescoot everyweek on the bus. TIP: When riding on public transportation turn the wheel to a 45 degree angle. Helps brake the scooter.
ReplyDeletea easier way for the hemroid prone seat is to replace the seat with one from a pride gogo ultra, fits perfectly, you should be able to find one at any mobility repair shop, ride in fun
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