A comfortable, no-fuss scooter for getting out and about locally

When the walk to the shops, the surgery or a friend's house has started to feel too far, the Freerider Mayfair 4 gives you that freedom back without feeling big or daunting. It's a mid-sized Class 2 pavement scooter, which means it travels at up to 4 mph on pavements and in pedestrian areas, and it handles neatly in tighter spaces.

The Mayfair has been one of Freerider's most popular models for years, and it's easy to see why. A padded captain's seat, suspension front and back and 10-inch wheels make everyday trips relaxed, so you get where you're going comfortable and ready to enjoy it.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Adjustable padded captain's seat
  A proper armchair-style seat that you can set to suit you, so longer trips are kinder to your back and hips.

• Suspension at the front and rear
  Takes the sting out of dropped kerbs and uneven paving, which helps if you live with back pain or stiff joints.

• Flip-up, width-adjustable armrests
  Lift them out of the way to slide on and off from the side, and set them to the right width so you feel snug and supported.

• Adjustable tiller and good leg room
  Bring the steering column to a position that suits your arms, with plenty of space for your legs and feet — useful if you're tall or have stiff knees.

• Neat 107 cm turning circle
  Easy to steer around shop displays, narrow paths and your own front gate without lots of back-and-forth.

• Full lighting, indicators and mirror
  Front and rear lights and indicators help others see you on dull days, and the mirror lets you check behind without twisting round.

• 10-inch wheels with air or solid tyres
  Larger wheels roll smoothly over cracks and thresholds, and you can choose puncture-free solid tyres if you prefer.

• Removable front basket and fold-down backrest
  Room for your shopping or handbag, and the backrest folds down to make the scooter more compact to store.

Colours available

Red or Blue.

Who it suits best

• Local trips to the shops, the GP, church or friends nearby
• Riders up to 21 stone (132 kg)
• People who want a comfortable seat and a smooth ride
• Anyone with a garage, shed or hallway space to keep and charge it

Worth knowing before you buy

The Mayfair 4 weighs 89 kg, so it isn't one to lift into a car — if you need to take your scooter with you, a folding or boot scooter is a better choice. It's a pavement scooter, so it can't be used on the road at higher speeds; if you want to travel further at up to 8 mph, look at a Class 3 road scooter instead. It handles slopes of up to 8°, so very steep hills may be a struggle.

Questions customers ask us

Do I need to register it or have a licence?
No. As a Class 2 pavement scooter it doesn't need registering with the DVLA and you don't need a licence.

Can I get up and down kerbs?
It has 10.2 cm of ground clearance, which is fine for dropped kerbs. We'd always recommend using dropped kerbs rather than full-height ones.

Can I try one first?
Yes. Give us a ring before you come and we'll check one's in stock for a sit and a drive; if not, we can usually arrange a demo model, at the showroom or at home.