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Old 10-08-2014, 09:22 PM #11
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Katie,

Another alternative is to buy one of the portable luggage versions of the mobility scooter. Keep it after your trip for the next one, or sell it and re-coop much of the cost.



http://www.luggie-scooters.com/2014-luggie-scooter/
  • Top Speed: 4.5 mph variable
  • Driving Range: 11 Miles per charge
  • Weight Capacity: 250 lbs
  • Scooter Weight: 56 lbs (with battery)
They also have other options with different specifications:

http://www.gomobilityscooters.com/Fo...oters-s/33.htm

I wonder if Medicare has a provision to get a mobility scooter?

-Mark-
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