Welcome To 3 Muddy Wheels - Disabled Rambling In The UK
The fully independent reviews website of on-road legal, off-road capable mobility scooting in the UK.
3 Muddy Wheels aims to help you find the answer that's right for you. Having owned eight off-road mobility scooters, and driven many others, I now promote mental health through disabled rambling whenever I can, and campaign for improved access in town and country and crushing illegal mobility scooters.
3 Muddy Wheels aims to help you find the answer that's right for you. Having owned eight off-road mobility scooters, and driven many others, I now promote mental health through disabled rambling whenever I can, and campaign for improved access in town and country and crushing illegal mobility scooters.
Reviews Of The Best Off-Road Mobility Scooters
Tramper TWS, Tramper, TGA Supersport, TGA Breeze S4
There isn't one right mobility scooter, there are a selection, used and new, that suit different disabilities, and budgets. The purpose of this list is to review the pros and cons of ones that are amongst the most capable available in the UK, each has been owned or extensively tested by the editor. STERLING S800 by Scoozy, Tramper TWS; Tramper; TGA Supersport; TGA Breeze S4; Mini Crosser; TGA Vita X
Be sure to try several mobility scooters in the situations that you are most likely to use it, before buying. All of the following manufacturers are willing to bring scooters to you for you to try. The four-wheeled Tramper can be hired at various venues around GB, but may not to be the latest version which has much improved suspension and will probably me limited to 4mph, rather than the 8mph available to buy. Do not feel pressured to make a quick decision. Prices and specifications given further down are believed to be correct at the time of writing but 3 Muddy Wheels and its author take no responsibility for you choosing the wrong mobility scooter, or wheelchair, these are mere personal opinions from experience, it is impossible to know what will, if anything, suit your condition, you must check for yourself.
Be sure to try several mobility scooters in the situations that you are most likely to use it, before buying. All of the following manufacturers are willing to bring scooters to you for you to try. The four-wheeled Tramper can be hired at various venues around GB, but may not to be the latest version which has much improved suspension and will probably me limited to 4mph, rather than the 8mph available to buy. Do not feel pressured to make a quick decision. Prices and specifications given further down are believed to be correct at the time of writing but 3 Muddy Wheels and its author take no responsibility for you choosing the wrong mobility scooter, or wheelchair, these are mere personal opinions from experience, it is impossible to know what will, if anything, suit your condition, you must check for yourself.
3 Muddy Wheels Best Mobility Scooter For Off-Road and On-Road (ie Class 3)
Most Competent: 1st Place: Tramper 2nd: Tramper TWS 3rd: TGA Supersport 4th: TGA Breeze S4
Most Affordable: 1st: TGA Supersport 2nd: TGA Breeze S4 3rd: STERLING S800 4th: Tramper TWS
Most Reliable: Joint 1st: Place: Tramper & Tramper TWS: 3rd: TGA Supersport 4th: TGA Breeze S4
Most Comfortable: 1st Place: TGA Breeze S4 2nd: STERLING S800 3rd: Tramper TWS 4th: Tramper
Also often considered for off-road but - rejected as unreliable: Mini Crosser, unsuitable for off-road rambling: TGA Vita X
Most Affordable: 1st: TGA Supersport 2nd: TGA Breeze S4 3rd: STERLING S800 4th: Tramper TWS
Most Reliable: Joint 1st: Place: Tramper & Tramper TWS: 3rd: TGA Supersport 4th: TGA Breeze S4
Most Comfortable: 1st Place: TGA Breeze S4 2nd: STERLING S800 3rd: Tramper TWS 4th: Tramper
Also often considered for off-road but - rejected as unreliable: Mini Crosser, unsuitable for off-road rambling: TGA Vita X
* Range on all mobility scooters is dependent on battery condition, terrain, user weight, and ambient temperature.
** Safe angle can suddenly be compromised by uneven ground and going off to one side, and is dependent upon user weight, which alters the centre of gravity. Please, especially, confirm this figure with the manufacturer.
*** Flashing beacons are a requirement on UK dual carriageways (not recommended you go on one) but are a good safety feature for any road use.
** Safe angle can suddenly be compromised by uneven ground and going off to one side, and is dependent upon user weight, which alters the centre of gravity. Please, especially, confirm this figure with the manufacturer.
*** Flashing beacons are a requirement on UK dual carriageways (not recommended you go on one) but are a good safety feature for any road use.
Reviews Of The Best Off-Road Powered Wheelchairs
 Boma 7
Starting at £6,000 for this selection of off-road powered wheelchairs you'll need to dig deep, but there is one available on Motability. Take a look at the Boma 7; Terrain Hopper; Extreme 8; Trekinetic GTE, Mybility DL; and eTrike
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Reviews Of The Best Off-Road Manual Wheelchairs
 Mountain Trike
Mountain Trike is the manual wheelchair chosen by the likes of the National Trust, but is the Trekinetic K2 better, just different, or just more expensive? Which one might suit you?
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Organised Rambles
 Hampshire Roamability
Throughout England, Wales, and Scotland, discover organised rambles, and groups of people meeting up to ramble together, here.
What's The Law?
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Clear The Way - Law And Guidance When Challenging Obstructions (physical and of attitude) To Disabled Access
 removing an unneccsary kissing gate
Don't put up with unnecessarily poor disabled access. For tried and tested ways of getting all sorts of unneccary gates removed, to improve disabled access, click here.
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