Weight capacity of 170kg
Maximum speed of 4mph
Rugged dependability
Front and rear suspension
USB charging port
The Pride Revo 2.0, a new class of scooter that combines an array of features into one great package. Tough and built to last, the Revo 2.0 offers rugged dependability you expect from luxury mid-size scooters. Comfort-Trac Suspension (CTS) ensures a smooth and comfortable ride over varied terrain. Experience convenient, feather-touch disassembly for portability that is comparable to our Travel Mobility line. Enjoy standard under seat storage and speeds up to 4 mph. Ride on with the Revo 2.0!
This Scooter offers great comfort for a travel scooter, most travel scooters offer a more basic comfort but with 9″ tires and comfort trac suspension this mobility scooter offer an comfortable and smooth ride eveytime whilst out and about. The Revo 2.0 is easy to dismantle making it much easier to transport to the boot of your car. There is a basket and under seat storage making more room for everyday essentials. Front LED headlight offers optimal pathway illumination. The Revo is available in blue or grey, has a weight capacity of 170kg, and a mile radius of up to 14 miles from a single charge.
What is a mobility scooter?
A mobility scooter is an electric vehicle that can provide a simple and affordable way of getting out and about independently if you have mobility problems. A typical mobility scooter looks a bit like the ATTO Sport but functions more like a cross between a motorised wheelchair and a motor scooter. However, they travel much more slowly than motor scooters, with a maximum speed of 4mph. Although there are different types available, all mobility scooters have bike-style steering (a ‘tiller’) to direct the wheels, large padded upright seats and simple controls. They are powered by batteries.
Who is a mobility scooter suitable for?
Mobility scooters can be ideal if you have limited mobility but still want to be able to visit friends and family nearby, do your shopping or get around town without relying on others to help you get around.
They’re suitable if you have a good sitting balance, the ability to step on and off, adequate eyesight and a good memory. However, if you have problems with any of the above, or if you have a medical condition that is likely to change, this might not be the best solution for you.
Don’t hesitate to contact one of our team members to get a quote or advice.
