Pride Mobility
Baja Bandit
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The Baja® Bandit is a four-wheel Pride® outdoor scooter with a 400-pound weight capacity, a published top speed of up to 8 mph, and a 53-inch turning radius. It is a different class of scooter from the Go Go® travel line: heavier, faster, and meant for riders who want more presence on a path or a longer driveway. In the showroom, people notice the LED lighting package, the USB port, and the supplemental hand brake.
Pride offers a 20 Ah lithium pack (BA140 - 20 AH Lithium) and a 40 Ah lithium pack (BA140 - 40 AH Lithium). The heaviest piece, when the scooter is disassembled with feather-touch hardware, is published at 71 pounds, so this is not a light travel scooter. We will compare it with the Victory® LX Sport or the Pursuit 2 if you need still more speed or range, and we will talk honestly about where you plan to ride.
Comfort and everyday use
The Bandit is built for outdoor time: a full LED lighting package, a seat post with full suspension, infinite tiller adjustment, a USB charging port, a full bumper package, and a supplemental hand brake. Feather-touch disassembly is still part of the design, but 71 pounds for the heaviest piece is a real number, and we will not pretend it is a trunk scooter in the Go Go sense. This is a scooter you choose after talking about the property, the path, and how you will store and charge it at home.
- 400-pound weight capacity and a top speed of up to 8 mph
- 20 Ah or 40 Ah lithium battery packs
- Full LED lighting, USB port, and a supplemental hand brake
- Seat-post suspension and infinite tiller adjustment
- Feather-touch disassembly; heaviest piece published at 71 pounds
Technology and features
The two lithium packs are priced and ranged separately; the 40 Ah pack is the longer-range choice. A 53-inch turning radius means this is not an indoor hallway scooter. We will compare lighting, tiller feel, and how the scooter sits in a parking lot or on a path, and only then settle on a pack.
Configurations and who it is for
This is a good scooter if you have outgrown a travel scooter, you want a lithium outdoor machine, and you can handle — or plan for — the weight. If you need still more capacity or a more rugged frame, look at the Pursuit 2, the Maxima, or the PX4. A visit is the right next step before you choose a battery pack.
Specifications
| Specification | Published information |
|---|---|
| Pride models | BA140 - 20 AH Lithium and BA140 - 40 AH Lithium |
| Wheels | 4-wheel |
| Weight capacity | 400 lbs. |
| Maximum speed | Up to 8 mph |
| Turning radius | 53 in. |
| Heaviest piece when disassembled | 71 lbs. |
| Lighting | Full LED lighting package |
| Other published features | USB charging port, supplemental hand brake, full bumper package, seat-post suspension, infinite tiller adjustment, feather-touch disassembly |
Available configurations
| Pride model number | Configuration |
|---|---|
| BA140 - 20 AH Lithium | 20 Ah Lithium |
| BA140 - 40 AH Lithium | 40 Ah Lithium |
Pride® identifies this product as an FDA Class II medical device designed to aid individuals with mobility impairments. That is the manufacturer’s intended-use language, not a recommendation that this model is right for every person. Published speed, range, and dimensions can vary with the rider, the terrain, battery condition, and manufacturing tolerances. We will confirm the current specifications in writing before you decide.
Product photographs are courtesy of Pride Mobility. Specifications come from Pride’s current product and specification pages on pridemobility.com and should be confirmed before purchase. Visit our showroom at 1779 Riverdale St., West Springfield, MA. We serve households throughout Western Massachusetts and Northern Connecticut.