Pride Mobility
Go Go Elite Traveller 3-Wheel
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The Go Go Elite Traveller® 3-wheel is a compact Pride® travel scooter with a 33-inch turning radius — the tightest Elite Traveller turn we list — and feather-touch disassembly into five pieces. Pride publishes a 300-pound weight capacity and a top speed of up to 4 mph. The wraparound delta tiller and a tiller charging port are what people usually notice first when they sit down in the showroom.
Pride offers a 12 Ah battery pack (SC40E - 12AH) and an 18 Ah pack (SC40E - 18AH). Published range is up to 7.5 miles with the 12 Ah batteries and up to 10.5 miles with the 18 Ah batteries at the figures Pride lists for this model; those numbers change with rider weight and terrain. If you want a four-wheel platform with a still-tight EZ Turn, we will compare this scooter with the Elite Traveller Gen 3.
Comfort and everyday use
This is an indoor-friendly travel scooter: a compact seat, a delta tiller you can hold with both hands, and a breakdown that is meant to be done in a parking lot or a garage. We are happy to practice the five-piece disassembly with you before you take a scooter home. A three-wheel layout is the reason the turning radius is so tight, and it is also why we have you try a four-wheel Elite Traveller if you will spend more time outdoors.
- 33-inch published turning radius
- Wraparound delta tiller with a tiller charging port
- Feather-touch disassembly into five pieces
- 12 Ah or 18 Ah battery packs
- 300-pound weight capacity
Technology and features
The 12 Ah and 18 Ah packs are not a minor footnote. They are priced separately and do not deliver the same published range. We will talk about the distances you actually ride, how you will charge at home, and whether a later four-wheel Gen 3 would serve you better if you also want pathway lights and a roomier deck. This model is a current three-wheel Elite Traveller, distinct from the four-wheel Gen 3 and from the previous-generation Elite Traveller 2.
Configurations and who it is for
Choose this scooter if tight indoor turns are the main problem you are trying to solve, and a travel breakdown is part of the week. If you want more outdoor stability, sit on a four-wheel Elite Traveller or the Sport. Bring notes about the vehicle if you can.
Specifications
| Specification | Published information |
|---|---|
| Pride models | SC40E - 12AH and SC40E - 18AH |
| Wheels | 3-wheel |
| Weight capacity | 300 lbs. |
| Maximum speed | Up to 4 mph |
| Turning radius | 33 in. |
| Range per charge (published) | Up to 7.5 miles (12 Ah) or up to 10.5 miles (18 Ah); confirm current Pride figures for rider weight |
| Disassembly | Feather-touch, five pieces |
| Tiller | Wraparound delta with a charging port |
Available configurations
| Pride model number | Configuration |
|---|---|
| SC40E - 12AH | 12 Ah |
| SC40E - 18AH | 18 Ah |
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.