Pride Mobility
Go Go Sport
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The Go Go® Sport is the travel scooter we suggest when someone wants a little more speed and a higher weight capacity than the Ultra X or Elite Traveller, without moving all the way into a full-size Pride® scooter. Pride publishes a 325-pound weight capacity, a top speed of up to 4.7 mph, and standard 18 Ah batteries. It still disassembles for transport, and the ergonomic tiller is easy to explain in the showroom.
Pride offers the Sport as a 3-wheel (S73) and a 4-wheel (S74). Those two models do not share the same turning radius or overall length: the three-wheel is the tighter indoor scooter, and the four-wheel is the more stable outdoor stance. Some Pride materials also describe EZ Turn on the four-wheel Sport; we will confirm the current feature set on the floor model you sit on.
Comfort and everyday use
The Sport feels a little more substantial than an Ultra X, with a 325-pound capacity and a slightly higher published speed, while remaining a scooter you can take apart for a car. It is a useful middle step when a compact travel scooter feels undersized but a Victory® still feels like too much machine. We will have you try the tiller, the seat, and the one wheel layout that matches how you actually ride.
- 325-pound weight capacity and a top speed of up to 4.7 mph
- Standard 18 Ah batteries
- 3-wheel (S73) or 4-wheel (S74)
- Disassembles for transport
- A step up from the Ultra X or Elite Traveller without going full-size
Technology and features
Published turning radius is 36 inches on the three-wheel and 41.5 inches on the four-wheel, with slightly different overall lengths. Range is published around 12 to 13 miles at 325 pounds; as always, terrain and battery condition change the result. If you need still more range, a lithium pack, or a heavier frame, we will compare it with the Endurance Li or a Victory scooter.
Configurations and who it is for
Sit on the three-wheel if indoor aisles are the hard part of your day, or the four-wheel if you want a more planted stance outdoors. This is a good scooter if you are near the 300-pound limit of a smaller Go Go, or you simply want a little more scooter without leaving the travel category. No two hallways or car trunks are the same, so a visit is worth the time.
Specifications
| Specification | Published information |
|---|---|
| Pride models | S73 (3-wheel) and S74 (4-wheel) |
| Weight capacity | 325 lbs. |
| Maximum speed | Up to 4.7 mph |
| Turning radius (published) | 3-wheel 36 in.; 4-wheel 41.5 in. |
| Batteries | Standard 18 Ah |
| Range per charge (published) | Up to about 12–12.75 miles at 325 lbs.; confirm current Pride figures |
| Disassembly | Travels as a disassembled travel scooter; confirm heaviest-piece weight in person |
Available configurations
| Pride model number | Configuration |
|---|---|
| S73 | 3-Wheel |
| S74 | 4-Wheel |
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.