Mobility Scooter Covers

I need insurance to cover a mobility scooter I am hireing while we are away in the UK. I thought theinsurance for my own scooter would cover it, but as it's a new scooter the insurance doesn't come into effect until next year when the garuntee runs out, and then is only effective on my own scooter. We go away at the begining of next week so I need to know ASP, so I can find it at the latest Monday

It should be covered in the hire fee. Phone wherever it is you intend hiring it from and ask them.

2008-07-26 03:29:48 by Heather M

My Homemade and designed 5000 watt 300 amp scooter go's 30 MPH. and with a larger sprocket could go faster. I made the frame to hold the Etek ...

where can i purchase a bead sest cover for my captains chair on my mobility scooter?
im in the uk
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try a medical supply store. they have or can order you a cover to fit your scooter. that's what we did for my dad. can be expensive.

2008-10-15 09:08:16 by tracieisland

Price: $42.00 $35.98

Scooter cover is perfect for light outdoor storage and extended indoor storage
Elasticized bottom hem for a fast and custom fit
Tough fabric with water resistant backing

i need one like that will shield from rain and one like the type that is over a golfing buggy. you know the type. whoever leads me to the website that sells them gets the 10 points,many thanks

These people do http://www.spinlife.com/critpath/match.c fm?categoryID=66

2008-08-01 07:13:08 by weasel

Price: $14.95 $8.86

Two armrest covers per package
Fits most power chairs and scooters
Universal Attachment System

I know there are a few companies who offer this but the premiums seem hefty.....when the scooter is indoors or on the owner property surely its coverted in the contents & if used outdoors its a bit like a bike .....again covered by contents as a bike would be.....so is it justa frightener that they tell you to get insurance on them because you feel pretty vulnerable to start with?

My mother has a mobility scooter, the shop where we bought it said to get insurance, however as it is electric powered there is no legal obligation to get insurance,

When I called the insurance company they said.

If we have personal possesions cover on the home insurance policy it would cover the scooter whilst out of the home.

If the scooter is kept inside the property it would be covered as part of the contents insurance.

If we have accident cover it would cover third party costs of any accident involving the scooter,

The road traffic act states that all vehicle propelled by an internal combustion engine must have insurance, Mobility Scooter dont have an internal combustion engine meaning its not a legal requirement to have insurance

2009-01-03 12:21:42 by mickeyblueyes

i have a very large mobility scooter[disabled]i,m allowed to travel on the roadway but i,m always afraid of breaking down anyone know of any organisation insurance that covers scooters please?

The AA or RAC..Check them out.

2007-02-10 00:25:15 by john c