Mobility Scooter Gets Blinged Up with Some Shimmer in London
The Easy Rider model is clad in 24 carat gold plating as well as 200,000 encrusted Swarovski crystals.
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The Queen's official pharmacist has started retailing what is believed to be the world's most expensive mobility scooter, as seen at their showroom in London on Wednesday.
John Bell & Croyden in central London's Marylebone is stocking £45,000 (€50,900; $58,627) Drive DeVilbiss Sport Riders, but only three.
Each scooter has a hand-stitched leather seat, and the Easy Rider model is clad in 24 carat gold plating as well as 200,000 encrusted Swarovski crystals.
Each scooter takes around 300 hours a piece to complete.
(With inputs from Ruptly)
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