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Used One Rehab Liberty Vogue
We list it as the Liberty Vogue; One Rehab and Komfi-Rider call it the Vogue. It is a 4 mph boot scooter with suspension front and rear that comes apart without tools into five pieces, the heaviest 14.5 kg. It came with lead-acid batteries or, as the Lithium Vogue, a lighter lithium battery, so range and weight vary from scooter to scooter.
At a glance
4 mph
Top speed
14.5 kg
Heaviest piece
35.5 kg
Weight (without batteries)
1035 mm
Length
In stock now
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Specification
Manufacturer's figures.
| Performance | |
|---|---|
| Top speed | 4 mph (6 km/h); a dial on the tiller sets a lower top speed |
| Maximum user weight | 115 kg on One Rehab's 2024 Vogue spec sheet (135 kg / 21 st in the 2021 and 2024 manuals, on the Lithium Vogue sheet and on Komfi-Rider's pages) |
| Range | Up to 10 miles (16 km) on the 12Ah lead-acid or 10Ah lithium battery; up to 16 miles (26 km) on the 20Ah or 21Ah lead-acid; up to 20 miles (32 km) on the 21Ah lithium (the top of Komfi-Rider's Vogue page says up to 26 miles). The maker says range depends on rider weight and terrain |
| Maximum slope | Depends on rider weight. The 2024 manuals' chart: 0° to 2° at 135 kg (the chart shows both), 4° at 90 kg, 6° at 52 kg (6° in their specification and on Komfi-Rider's pages; 8° on the 2024 Vogue spec sheet, 10° in the 2021 manual) |
| Ground clearance | 55 mm (2"), mid-frame |
| Turning radius | 1370 mm (54") |
| Suspension | Front and rear |
| Tyres | 190 mm (7.5") front and rear: solid puncture-proof on some, pneumatic (air-filled) on others |
| Brakes | Automatic electromagnetic |
| Size and weight | |
| Length | 1035 mm (41") |
| Width | 490 mm (19") |
| Height | 920 mm (36"); 450 mm with the tiller down and the seat off |
| Weight without batteries | 35.5 kg |
| Weight with batteries | 44 kg (12Ah lead-acid), 48 kg (21Ah lead-acid; 49 kg for the 20Ah in the 2021 manual), 38.5 kg (10Ah lithium), 40 kg (21Ah lithium) |
| Heaviest piece | 14.5 kg (14 kg on Komfi-Rider's Vogue page) |
| Comes apart into | Five pieces, no tools needed: basket, front section, rear section, seat and battery box |
| Seat | Adjustable swivel seat, 460 mm (18") wide, 400–480 mm high |
| Battery and charging | |
| Batteries | Depending on the scooter: lead-acid (AGM) 12Ah, box 8.5 kg, or 20Ah / 21Ah (13.5 kg box for the 20Ah); or lithium 10Ah (240 Wh, 3 kg) or 21Ah 'Endurance' (504 Wh, 4.5 kg) |
| Lead-acid to lithium | Komfi-Rider says a lithium battery cannot be fitted to a Vogue that has had lead-acid batteries |
| Charging | 2 A off-board charger, plugged into the battery box or the socket on the tiller (a lithium charger for the lithium battery) |
| Features | |
| Tiller | Delta (wrap-around) handlebar, with a tiller lock for lifting |
| Lights | LED, front |
| Basket | Black plastic |
Before you buy a used Liberty Vogue
How far will the Vogue go on a charge?
It depends on the battery. One Rehab and Komfi-Rider give up to 10 miles on the 12Ah lead-acid or 10Ah lithium battery, up to 16 miles on the 20Ah or 21Ah lead-acid, and up to 20 miles on the 21Ah lithium 'Endurance'. Rider weight and the ground shorten these.
What is the maximum user weight?
The maker's papers disagree. One Rehab's 2024 Vogue spec sheet says 115 kg; the manuals and Komfi-Rider's pages say 135 kg (21 st). The manuals' chart also says the heavier the rider, the gentler the slope: 6° at 52 kg, 4° at 90 kg and 0° to 2° at 135 kg.
Will it go in my car boot?
It comes apart without tools into five pieces: the basket, the front section, the rear section, the seat and the battery box. The heaviest piece weighs 14.5 kg. The battery box weighs 3 kg to 13.5 kg depending on the battery. Put together it is 1035 mm long and 490 mm wide.
Is the Liberty Vogue the same as the Vogue?
Yes, as far as we can tell: One Rehab and Komfi-Rider sell it as the Vogue, and the lithium version as the Lithium Vogue. It is not the One Rehab Liberty, which is a separate scooter.
How is it charged?
With a 2 A off-board charger, plugged into the battery box or into the socket on the tiller, so you can lift the box out and charge it away from the scooter. Lithium batteries need the lithium charger.
Is the Liberty Vogue right for you?
Tell us how you’ll use it and we’ll say honestly if another model fits better.