Pride Mobility
Revo 2.0
Questions about this product?
Our West Springfield team can help you compare options and find the right solution.
The Revo® 2.0 is a rugged Pride® scooter that still disassembles into smaller pieces, with a published 400-pound weight capacity and a top speed of up to 5.2 mph. It sits between a travel scooter and a full-size Victory® in how it feels: more substantial than a Go Go®, but still meant to come apart for transport. U1 batteries are standard.
Pride offers a 3-wheel (S66) and a 4-wheel (S67). The three-wheel is the tighter turn (published around 40 inches); the four-wheel is the more stable stance outdoors (published around 52 inches). Front and rear suspension is part of this model. We will have you sit on the one that matches your doorways and your driveway, and we will compare it with a Victory 10 if you want a tiller console and lighting package that feel more like a full-size scooter.
Comfort and everyday use
The Revo is for riders who have outgrown a travel scooter but still need to take the machine apart for a vehicle. It is heavier than a Go Go — published weights are well over 100 pounds without batteries depending on the wheel count — so this is a conversation about the heaviest piece and the vehicle, not only about top speed. A 400-pound capacity gives you more margin than a 300-pound travel scooter.
- 400-pound weight capacity and a top speed of up to 5.2 mph
- 3-wheel or 4-wheel
- Front and rear suspension
- Standard U1 batteries
- Disassembles for transport, with a more rugged feel than a Go Go
Technology and features
Pride’s comparison charts have listed ranges into the mid-teens of miles at 200 pounds, with shorter figures at 400 pounds; we will confirm the current specification page for the wheel count you choose. This is not an EZ Turn travel scooter and not a Baja® outdoor scooter. It occupies the middle, and that is exactly why we demonstrate it next to both a Go Go and a Victory.
Configurations and who it is for
Choose the three-wheel for tighter indoor turns, or the four-wheel for a more planted outdoor stance. Bring notes about the vehicle you will use to carry it. This is a good scooter if 300 pounds or a five-piece Go Go no longer feels like enough, and you are not ready for a Pursuit or PX4.
Specifications
| Specification | Published information |
|---|---|
| Pride models | S66 (3-wheel) and S67 (4-wheel) |
| Weight capacity | 400 lbs. |
| Maximum speed | Up to 5.2 mph |
| Turning radius (published) | 3-wheel about 40 in.; 4-wheel about 52 in. |
| Suspension | Front and rear |
| Batteries | U1, standard |
| Disassembly | Separates into pieces for transport; confirm heaviest-piece weight in person |
Available configurations
| Pride model number | Configuration |
|---|---|
| S66 | 3-Wheel |
| S67 | 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.