Zhejiang Biswift Vehicle Co., Ltd.

Q1. Is it safe for the children to ride on these items?
Children should be closely monitored and supervised by an adult at all times. Children should always wear protective gear such as helmets, knee and elbow pads while riding. See our safety page for further safety instructions.

Q2. Is it legal to ride these mobility scooters in my area?

We strongly suggest our customers contact your local law enforcement for regulations in your area concerning your mobility scooters prior submitting an order. You see, different countries get different policy.

Q3. How much assembling required?

Most of our mobility scooter come 95% assembled .For some models, you need to assemble the seat by yourself....

Q13.Can I ride the scooter in the rain or snow?
Yes, with some conditions: Do not ride if rain is heavy and may possibly soak the control panel. Ride very slowly through puddles. Do not ride if snow is deeper than 1/2 the height of your wheels.

Q14.Can I park the scooter inside my home?
Yes, the scooter is equipped with sealed lead acid batteries designed for indoor use.

Q15.Can I take my scooter on an airplane or cruise ship?
Yes, but you will probably be asked to equip your scooter with "Gel cell" type batteries....

Q26.How do I get my mobility scooter/power wheelchair into a car?

Almost transportable mobility scooters are designed to fold or dismantle into a few easy to manage pieces, which will fit easily into most cars. You simply dismantle the scooter and lift the pieces into the boot or back seat. There are various systems for dismantling and some are easier to use than others.

Larger mobility scooters may well need a different approach. Some will dismantle in much the same way as transportable scooters but you must remember that the component pats will be heavier to lift. Larger mobility scooters generally have larger batteries, motors and seats and as such are more comfortable to use but will be less easy to transport....

Q28.Choosing a Mobility Scooter - Which one for me?

It is important to that you take time to consider which type of mobility scooter you should buy in the same way that you would with a car.
Firstly, you should consider what type of journey you expect to take on your new mobility scooter. Is it likely to be very short journeys close to home on good flat surfaces or will it be more long journeys mostly over bad pavements or rough ground?
Do you need to put your mobility scooter into the car to take with you on journeys to the shops or on holiday?
What is your body size and weight? It is important that you choose a mobility scooter that will accommodate you comfortably.
What are your feelings on three or four wheel mobility scooters? Do you want something that will give you maximum stability or would you be better off with a scooter that will give you better maneuverability around your local shops?
There are easy answers to all of these questions and if you give them due consideration you will be likely to find the right product for you.

Q29.Mobility Scooter maintenance - General ...

Q30. Where can I go on my Mobility Scooter?

Basically all mobility scooters can be driven with care on any pavements and public pathways. However, the larger mobility scooters that go at 8 miles per hour are legally allowed on the roads. Though we do suggest that you exercise caution when using the roads and only do it when you need to!
Please read to the end of this section if you would like to read the official Highway Authority wording on where you can use your mobility scooter.

Shopping
The whole point of having a mobility scooter or a powerchair is to enable you to live your life to the same quality as you did when your mobility wasn’t such a problem.
When you go shopping look out for places that have good access for wheelchairs that will suit you on your mobility scooter too! In fact as of October 2004 it is a legal requirement for shops, hotels, cafes, in fact anywhere that the general public want to go, to have disability access, which is fantastic news for all you mobility scooter-users out there!...

Q31.Mobility Scooter maintenance - How do I look after my scooter?

Now you have your scooter! You’ve made a huge step and you can start to enjoy getting out and about.
Scooters are generally very reliable and do not need much looking after but there are a few things that you can do.
Keep it clean and tidy. By doing this you will contribute towards the smooth running of your mobility scooter and overall reliability.
Think about your battery charging. By having a sensible charging regime you will limit your chances of ever running out of power and help to protect the long term life of your batteries.

Have a regular service. Modern mobility scooters are very reliable but, in order to get the best from it, you should have a service at least once a year....