Pride Mobility Go Go Super Portable Mobility Scooter

Overview

Buyers who need to lift and load a scooter often get a carbon fiber frame that folds to a slim profile. A folding design, mag wheels and an electromagnetic brake cover the basics, and the listing adds an Adventure Kit and extended warranty.

The reason to buy is low weight, a thin fold and airline approval in a single scooter with extended coverage. The limitation is that the Adventure Kit contents are not listed, and the range assumes a lighter rider.

Who it's for

Frequent flyers, cruise passengers and anyone who stores a scooter in a closet or trunk fit this model. Heavy riders near the limit, riders needing long range and riders on rough ground should look at a larger machine.

Pros and cons

Performance notes

Range falls as rider weight and slopes increase, so ten miles is a best-case figure. The thin fold depends on the frame design and lets the scooter stand upright. Small mag wheels roll well on pavement and indoor floors and struggle over soft ground.

Specifications