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It would seem logical to me that your doctor's office might know where you could try out this equipment, or maybe a call to a local hospital's physical therapy/rehab department might get you the information. Or… I would guess that a medical supply business might be happy to bring a scooter or power chair to you to try at your home (Of course, they would be hoping to make a sale, but you certainly wouldn't be obligated.). You might ask at your local National MS Society office – they might know.cas wrote:Does anyone know of a store to try out different scooters or power chairs? I feel like the only way to see if I really like a scooter is to chance it and just buy it. I have one that is collecting dust and taking up valuable space in a closet despite reading tons of reviews.