Rascal 600T

Specification -

The Rascal 6 series from Electric Mobility is the latest generation of the ever-popular range of mobility vehicles incorporating the patented ConvertAble™ option. With over 20 years experience of design innovation the Rascal remains the ideal transport solution for people with different mobility requirements.

Designed with one aim in mind – to make your life as easy as possible – the range includes three 4-wheeled scooters: the 600F, 615 and 625, a 3-wheeled scooter, the 600T, and for those people more familiar with a powerchair, the 600C.

For peace of mind, each model in the Rascal 6 series comes with a lifetime frame guarantee and is fitted with the very latest digital controller to ensure an ultra-smooth start/stop process.

  * 4 mph 3-wheeler with convertable option – 3 products in 1

  * Up to 25 mile range

  * Maximum rider weight 32 stone

  * Available in red, silver and black

Price - around £1400

Stewart at youreable provided a mini review -

Hi,

I have a rascal 600T scooter which I have had for a year now and I would recommend to anyone of weight I myself am 23 stone.

In addition I have found the 3 wheeler to be far more manouverable that the four wheelers and it has always been stable. Recently I have had put on a solid tyre at the front as I had a puncture and it's quite difficult to change.

I carry it when required to do so in my 206 sw, after removing the scooter seat to reduce the total height. I don't undertake any further disassembly other than to fold the 60 split seat so we still have three seats in the car.

Stewart.

Stewart at youreable followed up with -

The rascal 600T has been my main mode of transport for the last year, whilst trying it out and others prior to purchase I found that this model carried my weight and baggage well at a reasonable speed.

In addition I found that I could turn around in a simple u-turn manouvere at slow speed. The similar 4-wheelers I tried had poor turning in confined spaces and were uncomfortable on my feet positioning.

Recently I changed the front tyre to a solid one as I found it difficult to check the pnumatic one. The main difference is that the front is now very solid but the rear is still very comfortable. I also have the middle size chair as the standard was tight for me.

The small stabliser wheels are a great comfort and I have fellt them touch the ground and then support the scooter from leaning any further.

Top speed is four miles per hour and I find that this is generally fast enough for me, although a litle faster for road use might have been better. I can generally get through doors my self by proceeding at slow speed and using maximum turns.

Hope this helps.

Stewart.