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One of the best things about electric mobility scooters is their ease of use. There isn’t much that needs to be done in order to keep an electric scooter in great condition and proper working order. The minor maintenance activities that are recommended are quite easy to perform and will keep your mobility scooter working for years to come.

The first mobility scooter was built by Allan R. Thieme in 1968. His first functional scooter was a front wheel drive model that he built at his home. He dubbed it the Amigo and it became the start of something big. Mobility scooters are great for people who have trouble getting around their home or outside. In fact that is the reason that Thieme came up with the idea in the first place. One of his family members had been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis – which is a very debilitating disease.