What does a quote cost?

Nothing. It is free and puts you under no obligation.

How quickly do I get it?

Within one working day. If we have a question first we ring or email you.

The full price of the machine, the options you chose, the UK class it can be supplied and registered in with everything that class requires, the paperwork that comes with it, and the delivery options.

Can I try the machine first?

Not in the United Kingdom: we have no dealers and no demonstration machines here. The showroom and the workshop are in Heerde in the Netherlands, and you are welcome there by appointment. Everything else we settle by phone, WhatsApp or email.

Do you offer finance, instalments or leasing?

Not in the United Kingdom. That is also why no monthly figure appears anywhere on this site — only the full price, in your quote.

Is the machine limited to 8 mph?

For UK road use, yes — that is the ceiling the law puts on a mobility scooter, and every model can be supplied that way. A faster configuration exists for private land only, and we say so plainly rather than calling it road legal.

I do not know which model yet. Can I still ask?

Yes. Write in the message box which journeys you want to make and where you intend to ride. We will suggest a model and say why.

Do you deliver to me?

Delivery to the United Kingdom is possible on request. Give us your postcode and the quote will say whether we can deliver and at what cost — or you can collect from Heerde.

Can you ring me instead?

Yes. Say so in the message box, or ring us directly on +31 85 212 97 54, Monday to Friday 09:00 to 18:00 CET.

Request a quote

Your quote, in writing, within one working day.

Tell us which model interests you — or simply what you want to do with it. You get a written quote with the full price of the machine, the class it can be registered in and what that class requires of you, and the delivery options. Free, and without obligation.

Request a quote

Call +31 85 212 97 54

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What is in your quote

No guide price, no "from", no asterisk — four things, in black and white.

The full price

The machine, the options you chose, the battery pack and the accessories, added up into one figure, with the tax position stated. No monthly figure, because we offer no credit in the United Kingdom.

The class — and what it requires

Which UK class the machine can be supplied and registered in, and what follows from that: DVLA registration, the 4 mph footway limiter and speed indicator, the minimum age, where you may ride, and whether insurance is required or only recommended.

The delivery options

Whether and how we can deliver to your postcode, with a date and a cost — or collection from Heerde. You know before you decide.

What the law gives you

Your 14-day right to cancel under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 and your rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, with the exceptions named.

What it costs and how long it takes

Nothing. And one working day.

The quote is free and puts you under no obligation. You sign nothing. If you have questions afterwards, ring us — you get a person in Heerde on the line, in English.

Not sure which model yet? Work through the buying guide first, or simply write in the message box which journeys you want to make. We will suggest a model and say why.

To the buying guide

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How it goes

You ask for the quote: a name, an email address and a telephone number are enough.

We come back within one working day, by phone or by email.

We settle briefly which model suits your journeys and where you intend to ride.

You get the written quote by email — the full price, the class, the paperwork, the delivery options.

You decide in your own time. Not answering is an answer too.

Why every quote starts at 8 mph

Every For Motion model can be supplied limited to 8 mph, which is the ceiling UK law puts on a mobility scooter. Where your chosen model can also meet the other class 3 limits — one seat, no wider than 0.85 m, no heavier than 150 kg unladen, with the 4 mph footway limiter and the speed indicator the regulations require — it can be registered with the DVLA as a class 3 machine, and we confirm that in writing for your model before you buy. A faster version of the same machine exists, and in Britain it is for private land only: a golf course, an estate, a private site. We never call a machine road legal above 8 mph, because in this country it is not one.

So the quote always says two things about speed: the road configuration, limited to 8 mph, and — if you want it — the private-land configuration, with the plain warning that it may not be ridden on a public road, a pavement or any other public place. A supermarket or retail-park car park counts as a public place.

Sources: Use of Invalid Carriages on Highways Regulations 1988 · GOV.UK, the classes · GOV.UK, driving on the road · checked 13 September 2026.

Paying: upfront, with nothing in the small print

Your quote states the full price of the machine and what it includes. You pay in full before we prepare it, using the payment methods offered at checkout, or on invoice where we agree that beforehand. We do not offer instalments, credit or leasing in the United Kingdom.

The quote says what is due and when. Only then do we prepare the machine. Buying at a distance, you have 14 days to cancel without giving a reason under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, and your rights to goods that are of satisfactory quality, fit for purpose and as described come from the Consumer Rights Act 2015 — including a 30-day short-term right to reject. Goods made to your measurements are outside the right to cancel. Where we can deduct for handling beyond what is needed to establish the nature, characteristics and functioning of the goods, we say so in the cancellation information itself.

Sources: Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, reg 30 · Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, reg 34 · Consumer Rights Act 2015, s.22 · GOV.UK, returns and refunds · checked 13 September 2026.

Which model is the quote for?

Name one of these — or describe your journeys and we will suggest one.

Forty-5

Two motors, disc brakes all round, independent suspension. Supplied limited to 8 mph for UK roads; the faster version is for private land.

See the Forty-5

Fast One T.0

A compact three-wheeler for town, easy to place in a pedestrian area. The class it can be registered in is stated in the quote.

See the Fast One T.0

Brik

Enclosed and heated: dry at the market in January. Ask us first whether an enclosed model can meet the class 3 width and weight limits.

See the Brik

What the law says

The class belongs with the price — so it is in the quote.

Which rules apply to you depends entirely on the machine: a class 2 scooter is incapable of exceeding 4 mph and belongs on the pavement; a class 3 scooter is incapable of exceeding 8 mph, seats one person, is no wider than 0.85 m and no heavier than 150 kg unladen, must be registered with the DVLA and may be ridden from the age of 14; anything faster, wider or heavier is not a mobility scooter at all but a motor vehicle, needing registration, a driving licence and, in most cases, insurance.

A class 3 machine must be registered with the DVLA, may be ridden from the age of 14, must carry a device that limits it to 4 mph plus an indicator showing that the device is working, and must never be used on a motorway. On a dual carriageway with a limit above 50 mph a flashing amber beacon must be used. What applies to your model goes in the quote — not in the small print.

All the rules in detail

Common questions about the quote

What people ask before they request one.

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Rather be rung?

Leave your number in the form, or ring us directly. Monday to Friday between 09:00 and 18:00 CET you get a person in Heerde, in English.

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