Mobility scooter is a common vehicle in metropolitan areas around the world. You see so many mobility scooters on the road. You may have seen some of the most technically advanced ones too. These small and slow vehicles generally runs in a speed of just 8 mph. But have you seen a mobility scooter that can reach a top speed of more than 115 km/h?
Yes, Colin Furze's mobility scooter can really move so fast. Colin Furze, a British man, has developed a mobility scooter that can reach a top speed of more than 71 mph. It's the fastest mobility scooter in the world according to the Guinness Book of World Records. This mobility scooter can reach a top speed of 115.21 km/h or 71.59 mph. This is nearly nine times faster than an average mobility scooter which runs at just 8 mph.
Colin Furze, from Stamford in the UK, has supercharged this mobility scooter so that it can become the fastest mobility scooter in the world. He spent nearly three months converting a conventional electric model into a petrol-engined speedster. He installed a powerful 125cc motorbike engine under the seat.
The world's fastest mobility scooter also features five gears and twin exhausts. Colin Furze also holds the world record for the Longest Motorbike.
Yes, Colin Furze's mobility scooter can really move so fast. Colin Furze, a British man, has developed a mobility scooter that can reach a top speed of more than 71 mph. It's the fastest mobility scooter in the world according to the Guinness Book of World Records. This mobility scooter can reach a top speed of 115.21 km/h or 71.59 mph. This is nearly nine times faster than an average mobility scooter which runs at just 8 mph.
Colin Furze, from Stamford in the UK, has supercharged this mobility scooter so that it can become the fastest mobility scooter in the world. He spent nearly three months converting a conventional electric model into a petrol-engined speedster. He installed a powerful 125cc motorbike engine under the seat.
The world's fastest mobility scooter also features five gears and twin exhausts. Colin Furze also holds the world record for the Longest Motorbike.
