Pride Go-Go Elite Traveller

Name: Pride Mobility Go-Go Elite Traveller
Brand: Pride Mobility
SKU: SC40E
Price: 899 GBP
Availability: InStock

Class 2Travel

Pride Go-Go Elite Traveller portable travel mobility scooter in red

Lightweight, easily disassembled travel scooter ideal for shopping trips and days out.

4 mph

Max Speed

9 miles

Range

30 kg

Weight

£899

RRP

Performance

Max Speed	4 mph
Range	9 miles
Weight Capacity	136 kg
Turning Radius	132 cm
Ground Clearance	4 cm

Dimensions & Weight

Length	99 cm
Width	52 cm
Seat Height	42 - 47 cm
Weight (no batteries)	30 kg
Weight (with batteries)	39 kg
Heaviest Piece	13 kg

Wheels & Tyres

Wheels	4
Front Tyre Size	20 cm
Rear Tyre Size	20 cm
Tyre Type	Solid

Battery & Power

Battery Type	Sealed lead acid
Battery Voltage	12 V
Battery Capacity	12 Ah
Charger	Off board

Features

Seat Type	Standard
Suspension	None
Foldable	No
Lights	Yes
Indicators	No
Mirrors	No
Horn	Yes
Basket	Yes

Transport Compatibility

Other

Model Number	SC40E
Warranty	2 years

Pros

Very lightweight and easy to disassemble
Fits in most car boots
Simple to operate
Good value for money

Cons

No suspension
Limited range
Not suitable for rough terrain

Available Colours

BlueRed

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Pride Go-Go Elite Traveller road legal?

The Pride Go-Go Elite Traveller is a Class 2 mobility scooter, which means it is designed for pavement use only and has a maximum speed of 4 mph. It is not intended for road use.

How far can the Pride Go-Go Elite Traveller travel on a single charge?

The Pride Go-Go Elite Traveller has a maximum range of up to 9 miles on a single charge. Actual range may vary depending on terrain, rider weight, and speed settings.

Can the Pride Go-Go Elite Traveller be folded for transport?

No, the Pride Go-Go Elite Traveller does not have a folding mechanism. However, it can be disassembled into pieces, with the heaviest part weighing 13 kg.

What is the weight limit for the Pride Go-Go Elite Traveller?

The Pride Go-Go Elite Traveller has a maximum user weight capacity of 136 kg (300 lbs).

What is the top speed of the Pride Go-Go Elite Traveller?

The Pride Go-Go Elite Traveller has a top speed of 4 mph.

How much does the Pride Go-Go Elite Traveller weigh?

The Pride Go-Go Elite Traveller weighs 30 kg without batteries and 39 kg with batteries. When disassembled, the heaviest piece weighs 13 kg.

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