Sturdy, high-riding and happy on kerbs and rough roads

Scooters that sit low to the ground can scrape on kerbs and struggle on broken tarmac, which soon knocks your confidence. The Freerider Kensington S sits higher, with 11.4 cm of clearance and big 13" wheels, so the bumps and dips of real-world roads and pavements are far less of a worry.

It's a robust Class 3 road scooter that carries up to 25 stone, with balanced suspension front and back and a padded captain's seat. Controls are simple and clear, making it a dependable choice for everyday trips at up to 8 mph.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• 11.4 cm ground clearance
  Clears kerbs, ramps and uneven ground without catching underneath — reassuring if your local pavements are in poor shape.

• Large 13" wheels, air or solid
  Bigger wheels roll over cracks and potholes more easily and help the scooter feel steady.

• Carries up to 25 stone (160 kg)
  A strong, hard-wearing frame for larger riders who want to feel secure.

• Suspension front and back
  Takes the jolt out of bumps, so your back, hips and neck have an easier time.

• Padded captain's seat
  Comfortable support for longer runs to town and back.

• Simple controls
  Straightforward to learn and use, which helps if you're new to scooters or prefer things uncomplicated.

• Lights, indicators and rear-view mirror
  Everything you need to be seen and stay aware on the road, fitted as standard.

Colours available

Red or Blue.

Who it suits best

• Areas with high kerbs, rough pavements or country lanes
• Riders up to 25 stone (160 kg)
• Everyday road trips at up to 8 mph
• Anyone who values a simple, robust scooter

Worth knowing before you buy

The Kensington S is a full-size scooter at about 109 kg and 139 cm long. It doesn't come apart or go in a car, and its turning radius of around 165 cm needs room, so tight indoor spaces can be tricky. It's rated for slopes up to 8°, so very steep hills aren't ideal. As a Class 3 scooter it must be registered with the DVLA, which is free.

Questions customers ask us

Which batteries does it take?
It runs on two 35Ah batteries as standard, with a 50Ah option for longer trips. Ask us which suits the distances you ride.

Can I go on the pavement?
Yes — at up to 4 mph on pavements and up to 8 mph on the road.

Can I try one?
Yes. We don't keep every model in stock, so please call us first and we'll check — if there isn't one here, we can usually arrange a demo model, or book a free home assessment.