MOBILITY SCOOTERS
Mobility Scooters
Bush Healthcare supplies mobility scooters across South Wales and from our Yate showroom, with transportable, pavement and road scooters available to try in store. Compare different models, take a test drive and get help choosing a scooter that suits how and where you travel.
Test drive in storeTry scooters at our showrooms before you choose.
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Find the right scooter for your needs
Start with how you plan to use your scooter. Different types are designed around portability, everyday local travel or longer journeys.
HOW IT WORKS
Not sure which scooter is right for you?
Best matches from the current range
These are ranked from the information you gave us. Final suitability should be confirmed in person.
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Think about where you will use it, how far you usually travel, whether it needs to fit in a car and where it will be stored and charged. Our team can help you compare suitable options and try different models before you decide.
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See how it feels before you decide
A mobility scooter should feel comfortable, easy to control and suitable for the journeys you make. Visit a Bush Healthcare showroom to compare models and try them for yourself.
Our range
Popular Mobility Scooters
Explore some of our most popular models across our transportable, pavement and road scooter ranges.

FEATURED SCOOTER
Excel Galaxy II
£2,699
Built for longer journeys, the Excel Galaxy II is a full-size Class 3 road scooter combining strong performance with a comfortable, highly adjustable driving position. Full suspension helps smooth out uneven surfaces, while the rotating captain’s seat, adjustable tiller and armrests make it easy to find a comfortable setup.
With a top speed of 8 mph and a range of up to 35 miles, the Galaxy II is well suited to regular outdoor use and longer trips.
8 mph
Top speed, Class 3 road legal
35 miles
Range on a full charge
25 st
Maximum user weight
Full
Suspension front and rear
Is the Excel Galaxy II suitable for longer journeys?
Yes. With a maximum range of up to 35 miles and a top speed of 8 mph, the Galaxy II is designed for regular outdoor use and longer trips. Full suspension and a large captain’s seat also make it better suited to spending more time on the scooter.
Is the Excel Galaxy II comfortable to adjust?
The Galaxy II has an angle-adjustable tiller, a rotating captain’s seat, adjustable seat height and backrest, flip-back armrests and an adjustable headrest. That gives you plenty of scope to find a comfortable driving position.
Can I try the Excel Galaxy II before buying?
Yes. The Galaxy II is available to try in Bush Healthcare showrooms, so you can get a feel for the size, seating position, controls and ride before deciding whether it suits you.
SUPPORT & SERVICES
Support beyond the showroom
We also provide servicing, repairs and ongoing mobility support to help keep your scooter working as it should.

Servicing & Repairs
Keep your scooter running properly with servicing, fault diagnosis and repairs from our mobility team.
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Buy-Back Scheme
Looking to change your current scooter? Ask us whether it can be part exchanged towards another model.
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Scooter Hire
Need a scooter temporarily? Ask about mobility scooter hire for holidays, days out or short-term use.
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Scooter & Powerchair Insurance
Ask our team about insurance options designed for mobility scooters and powerchairs.
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GOOD TO KNOW
Before you buy a scooter
Class 2 or Class 3?
Pavement scooters (Class 2) are limited to 4mph. Road scooters (Class 3) can do 8mph on the road and must be registered with the DVLA.
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Insurance
Specialist cover for accidents, damage, theft and breakdown recovery.
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VAT relief
If you have a long-term illness or disability, you may be able to buy eligible products without VAT. Ask us if you are unsure.
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GET IN TOUCH
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faqs
Mobility scooter FAQs
Mobility Scooter Basics
What types of mobility scooters are available?
Road scooters, pavement/urban scooters, and transportable (folding/lightweight) scooters.
How do I choose the right scooter for me?
Consider where you’ll use it (roads vs pavements), distance per trip, weight capacity, turning radius, and storage/transport needs.
What is the typical top speed and range of a scooter?
Class 2 mobility scooters have a maximum speed of 4 mph. Class 3 scooters can travel at up to 8 mph on the road and must be limited to 4 mph on pavements. Range varies by model and battery size.
Can I drive a mobility scooter without a licence?
In the UK, you don’t need a driving licence for most mobility scooters, but you must follow local rules and be safe and considerate.
Buying, Funding & Demonstrations
Do you offer home demonstrations?
Yes, we provide free home demonstrations to show models, take measurements, and recommend the best option.
Do you sell both new and used scooters?
Yes, we offer new, reconditioned/used scooters and buy-back/part-exchange options. Because our reconditioned options are usually snapped up pretty quickly, please ask for more information in store.
What finance or grant options are available?
Yes, Bush Healthcare partners with Klarna to make mobility products more accessible without the upfront burden. Choose from interest-free Pay in monthly plans with clear, affordable rates.
What warranties and guarantees come with a scooter?
Warranties vary by manufacturer and model; Bush Healthcare also provides guarantees on parts and repairs and offers ongoing servicing and aftercare. For specific warranty durations, coverage, and repair guarantees (parts/labour), see our Mobility Scooter Repairs & Servicing page or contact our Head Office for full terms.
Accessibility & Use
What features improve comfort and accessibility?
Bush Healthcare offers scooters with adjustable seats, swivel cushions, padded armrests, and suspension to reduce vibration, all selectable during a free home demonstration or popping to a showroom. Extras like larger footplates, height-adjustable tillers, and simple, tactile controls improve usability for users with limited dexterity. We can fit practical accessories (storage baskets, weather covers etc) and recommend the best combination for comfort and independence.
Can a scooter be customised for narrow doorways or small homes?
Yes. Bush Healthcare assesses home access during a free visit and can recommend compact pavement or transportable models with tight turning radii and narrower footprints. We’ll measure doorways and hallways, suggest layout changes or small ramps if needed, and advise on foldable/quick-dismantle scooters for easy indoor storage or car transport.
Are mobility scooters suitable for users with specific medical conditions?
Many users with arthritis, reduced stamina, balance issues or long-term conditions benefit from scooters. Bush Healthcare’s advisors review physical needs during the home demo to match seat support, controls and stability to the user’s condition. We recommend discussing clinical suitability with your healthcare professional; Bush can liaise with clinicians where needed and advise on specialist adaptations.
How safe are mobility scooters on wet or uneven surfaces?
Safety depends on model choice and tyres. Bush Healthcare recommends larger-wheeled or off-road-capable scooters with suspension for uneven terrain and full-foot coverage tyres for wet conditions. During the home assessment we identify likely routes (pavements, drives, kerbs) and advise on speed settings, rider training, and where to avoid using the scooter. Regular servicing and tyre checks through Bush’s repair service help keep performance and safety optimal.
Why choose Bush Healthcare for my scooter?
Bush Healthcare provides free home demonstrations, helps select the right model (new, reconditioned or transportable), and supplies accessories and custom fittings. We offer servicing, repairs and parts with guarantees, plus practical advice on storage, battery care and safe use. Local installers and ongoing aftercare mean faster support and clearer guidance on safety, part‑exchange and insurance options.
Maintenance, Repairs & Service
How often should I have my scooter serviced?
Bush Healthcare recommends an annual service as a minimum. Services include safety inspections, battery health tests, brake and steering checks, tyre condition and electrical diagnostics to keep the scooter safe and within warranty terms. Keep your scooter or powerchair running like clockwork with our comprehensive annual servicing—from just £115 pa. Save more with multi-year plans, and enjoy peace of mind knowing every check uses genuine parts in our Aberdare workshops or at your door.
Do you offer repairs and emergency call-outs?
Yes — Bush Healthcare provides repairs, parts replacement and local emergency support where available. We can assess faults, or arrange workshop work for complex jobs; contact one of our stores.
How long do batteries last and how should I care for them?
Typical battery life is 1–4 years depending on usage and care. Bush Healthcare tests battery condition during servicing and will advise on replacement when capacity drops. Best practice: charge after each use, avoid deep discharges, store batteries and the scooter in a dry, temperate place, and bring the scooter in for periodic battery health checks to extend lifespan.
Can scooters be transported on a car or plane?
Many transportable scooters are designed for easy car loading (folding, quick‑dismantle). For air travel, airline rules and battery types (sealed lead‑acid vs lithium) vary, we can advise on suitability and safe packing but always confirm with the carrier in advance.

HOW IT WORKS
Not sure which scooter is right for you?
Think about where you will use it, how far you usually travel, whether it needs to fit in a car and where it will be stored and charged. Our team can help you compare suitable options and try different models before you decide.



