Pride Mobility
Go Go Endurance AL+
Questions about this product?
Our West Springfield team can help you compare options and find the right solution.
The Go Go® Endurance AL+ is Pride’s aluminum-frame version of the Endurance travel scooter, with a lithium battery box and a four-wheel platform. Pride publishes a 325-pound weight capacity on some materials and a 400-pound capacity on the travel-scooter comparison chart; we will confirm the current published capacity from Pride’s product page before you decide. The published top speed is up to 4.8 or 5 mph depending on the source page, and the turning radius is 38.39 inches — tighter than the Endurance Li. In the showroom, this is the scooter people notice when they want a lighter-feeling frame without giving up a four-wheel stance.
Pride offers an 8 Ah lithium pack (SC54ALX - 8 AH) and a 16 Ah pack (SC54ALX - 16AH). Published range changes with both the pack and the rider’s weight. We will compare it with the Endurance Li if suspension feel matters more to you than the tighter turn, or with the Elite Traveller Gen 3 if you want an even more compact travel scooter.
Comfort and everyday use
The aluminum frame is the first thing we point out: the scooter is meant to feel less bulky to handle than the Endurance Li, with a heaviest piece published around 35 pounds for the front section. Front and rear suspension is still part of the Endurance story. A lithium pack keeps the battery lighter than a traditional lead-acid box. Plan to try the tiller and talk through how you will lift or load the heaviest piece, because “lighter-feeling” is not the same as effortless for every person.
- Aluminum-frame Endurance travel scooter on four wheels
- Tighter 38.39-inch published turning radius than the Endurance Li
- 8 Ah or 16 Ah lithium packs
- Front and rear suspension
- Feather-touch style disassembly for transport
Technology and features
The 8 Ah and 16 Ah packs are priced and ranged separately. Pride’s comparison chart has published ranges up to about 8.1 miles with the 8 Ah pack and up to about 16.3 miles with the 16 Ah pack at 200 pounds, with shorter figures at higher weight; we will use the current product specification page as the source of truth in the showroom. Lithium travel rules depend on the airline and the pack, so confirm the current policy before you fly.
Configurations and who it is for
This is a good scooter if you want the Endurance idea — lithium power and a four-wheel travel platform — in a tighter-turning aluminum frame. If Comfort-Trac on the Endurance Li feels better on rough ground, sit on that one too. Visit the showroom or call us and we will confirm the current capacity, range, and battery story in writing.
Specifications
| Specification | Published information |
|---|---|
| Pride models | SC54ALX - 8 AH and SC54ALX - 16AH |
| Wheels | 4-wheel, aluminum-frame Endurance |
| Turning radius | 38.39 in. |
| Batteries | 8 Ah or 16 Ah lithium |
| Suspension | Front and rear |
| Capacity, speed, and range | Confirm the current Pride product specification page in the showroom; published figures have varied by document |
Available configurations
| Pride model number | Configuration |
|---|---|
| SC54ALX - 8 AH | 8 Ah Lithium |
| SC54ALX - 16AH | 16 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.