Modern looks, easy controls and the freedom to go further

The Freerider Mayfair 8 Evolution is for people who want an 8 mph road scooter that's simple to drive and looks smart doing it. A bright LED "halo" light at the front helps you stand out, and the wraparound delta handlebar lets you steer with your whole hand resting comfortably.

With around 25 miles from a charge, suspension all round and puncture-proof tyres, it's built for regular trips into town or out to see family.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Delta tiller, easy on the hands
  The loop-shaped handlebar lets you rest your hands and control the scooter without pinching or gripping hard — a real help if you have arthritis or weakness in your fingers.

• Up to around 25 miles per charge
  Two 50Ah batteries give you a good day's range, depending on your weight, hills and weather.

• LED "halo" daytime light
  A large, bright central light so drivers and pedestrians notice you sooner.

• 8 mph road legal
  As a Class 3 scooter you can use the road at up to 8 mph and drop to 4 mph on pavements.

• Fully adjustable captain's seat
  Swivels, slides and adjusts for height and armrest width, so getting on and off is easier and you sit in the position that suits your back.

• Suspension all round
  Soaks up bumps and kerbs for a gentler ride on sore joints.

• Solid puncture-proof tyres
  10" front and 12" rear wheels that never go flat.

Colours available

Red or Blue.

Who it suits best

• You want a road scooter with simple, hand-friendly controls
• Regular trips of several miles into town or between villages
• Riders up to 25 stone (160 kg)
• You have a garage, shed or scooter store for charging

Worth knowing before you buy

This is a full-size road scooter weighing about 103.6 kg, and it doesn't fold or come apart for a car boot — if you need to transport it, look at a folding or boot scooter instead. Solid tyres feel a little firmer than air tyres on rough ground, though the all-round suspension helps. As a Class 3 scooter it needs free DVLA registration.

Questions customers ask us

Is the delta tiller hard to get used to?
Most people find it natural within minutes — you simply rest your hands on the loop to steer. Freerider describes the controls as intuitive and accessible.

Can I come and try the controls?
Yes. We don't keep every model in stock, so give us a call first and we'll check — if it isn't in the showroom, we can usually arrange a demo model, or book a free home assessment.