Road-legal freedom in a neater size that's easy to live with

Not everyone wants a huge scooter to get onto the road. The One Rehab Blazer gives you 8 mph road-legal travel in a more compact, modern-looking package, so it's easier to park at home and simpler to steer around town.

Its 50Ah batteries are good for up to 25 miles, which is plenty for a busy day of shopping, appointments and visits. Suspension at both ends and large 290 mm tyres take the edge off uneven surfaces, so you arrive comfortable rather than shaken about.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Road-legal at 8 mph, 4 mph on the pavement
  Ride on the road to get places faster, then slow down for the pavement. Great if your local shops are a bit too far for a pavement scooter.

• Up to 25 miles on a charge
  Several short trips, or one longer outing, without needing to plug in every night.

• Suspension front and rear
  Takes the jolts out of kerbs and cracked tarmac — kinder on a stiff back or painful hips.

• Large 290 mm tyres and 13.5 cm ground clearance
  Rolls over bumps and dropped kerbs more easily, so you're less likely to catch the underside.

• Powerful 4-pole motor
  Gives steady pulling power for gentle hills and inclines around town.

• Compact, contemporary design
  About 1.19 metres long and 65 cm wide, so it's easier to store and to turn than many road scooters.

Colours available

Teal.

Who it suits best

• First-time road scooter riders who want something manageable
• Town and village trips of a few miles at a time
• Riders up to 23.5 stone (150 kg)
• Homes with limited storage space

Worth knowing before you buy

The Blazer weighs around 90 kg and doesn't fold or come apart, so it isn't one for the car boot — you'll need somewhere dry to keep it and a power point for charging. It's suited to gentle hills rather than very steep ones (up to 6–8°). If you live somewhere hilly or want 35 miles or more of range, a larger road scooter will serve you better; if you need car transport, look at a portable scooter.

Questions customers ask us

Do I need to register it?
Yes. As a Class 3 road scooter it needs to be registered with the DVLA. We'll explain the simple steps.

How far will it go?
Up to 25 miles on a full charge with its 50Ah batteries. Hills, cold weather and heavier loads will shorten that a little.

Can I see one before I buy?
Yes. We don't keep every model in stock, so give us a call first and we'll check it's in the showroom — and if it isn't, we can usually arrange a demo model for you. You can also book a free home assessment.