I'm Glad I Tried Mobility Products Before Buying



Posted: Tuesday, March 22, 2011

by Peter HHolroyd
Orange Badge

A friend of mine had to buy a mobility scooter recently and as he is confined to a wheelchair and and it was his first purchase I agreed to help him out. We both knew that we had some legwork to do before we could make the right purchase.

One of my friends carers recommended Orange Badge in East Sussex as they would not only give helpful advice they would also allow you to try the equipment before buying. As we spent around £1250 I am glad we did.
My friends head was swimming with basic questions about what he needed from a scooter, such as

The kind people at Orange Badge helped us through the buying decisions and trying out a few scooters before plumping for our chosen one.
Because they were so helpful I said I would set up a SearchWarp page to help them out - so here you are Orange Badge and thank you.

They have over 4000 square feet of showroom space, over a quarter of this space is given up to stock the most comprehensive range of new and used electric scooters available under one roof in the whole of Sussex. their product range covers all the leading manufacturers' latest ranges from: Shoprider, Pride Mobility, Rascal, Kymco, TGA and Heartway. With a choice of transportable mobility scooters, conventional 4-6 mph mobility scooters, Class 3 8mph mobility scooters and heavy duty 8mph all weather/all terrain mobility scooters. And you can try them before you buy!!

They also offer an after sales back-up service, delivered from their fully equipped engineering department's workshop, any equipment will be well looked after throughout its entire lifetime.

They also have a huge choice of mobility scooter accessories such as, capes, covers, stick/crutch holders, walking frame holders, oxygen bottle holders, canopies and bags, whatever accessory you require, they are confident they can supply it.

They tell me that they have the largest mobility showroom in Sussex where you can try before you buy, I can confirm this is the case! Check out Try before you buy Mobility Scooters and go and visit them
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