
Folding your Luggie first go
It doesn’t always go smoothly the first time you try and fold a Luggie and load it into a car. But this effort is pretty

It doesn’t always go smoothly the first time you try and fold a Luggie and load it into a car. But this effort is pretty

Maureen Corrigan likes to write and she likes to travel. For the second time she’s combined these passions into a book. Walking and Wheeling Tales is a

Sam and his carer were having difficulties pulling his portable scooter apart. The seat was heavy and awkward, there were five pieces to put in

‘You need to be organised and determined to be a part of it’…..
Ray Kirkwood has spent his life ‘being

Meg Wade is an Australian horse riding champion. A few years she had an accident and now walking is sometimes difficult. That’s where the Luggie

If you’re considering purchasing a mobility scooter, you may be wondering how much it will end up costing you in the long run. Just like

During this unprecedented crisis, we are still here to help you buy a scooter or have your scooter serviced, all remotely and without any physical
Working with OTs to find the right solution for your client As an occupational therapist, it’s helpful to have a trusted mobility scooter supplier on

The NDIS is a government funded insurance initiative, helping people under 65 with a disability and their carers receive the support, services and equipment they need

Dr John Thearle spent decades teaching and practicing medicine. He’s also a polio survivor from the 1940’s. But the disease didn’t quite go away, as

Jack Rogers has Duchenne’s Muscular Dystrophy, but that hasn’t stopped him from getting about. He still gets around on foot fairly often, but the Luggie

We asked around again to find out how exactly you, our customers, use your scooters. Here are six of the responses! Warren, Sydney I’m very