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Pride Revo 2.0 4-Wheel Mobility Scooter Canada
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KEY SPECIFICATIONS
KEY SPECIFICATIONS
CORE PERFORMANCE
- Weight Capacity: 400 lb
- Top Speed: Up to 8.4 km/h
- Flat-Free Range: Up to 28.6 km at 200 lb; 23.9 km at 400 lb
- Pneumatic Range: Up to 26.1 km at 200 lb; 19.5 km at 400 lb
- Drivetrain: Heavy duty, 70 amp controller
TRANSPORT & WEIGHT
- Disassembly: Feather touch, into five pieces
USER FIT & COMFORT
- Seat: 20 in ergonomic, delta tiller
- Suspension: Two point Comfort-Trac, front and rear
- Tires: Flat-free solid or pneumatic
- Included: LED headlight and USB charging port
Pride Revo 2.0 4-Wheel Mobility Scooter
The Pride Revo 2.0 is where rugged capability meets everyday comfort. With a generous 400 pound weight capacity, full front and rear suspension, and tire-specific manufacturer-tested range figures, it is built to handle longer outings and tougher terrain while still breaking down for transport when you need it. With flat-free tires, Pride lists up to 28.6 km at 200 lb and 23.9 km at 400 lb; with pneumatic tires, it lists up to 26.1 km at 200 lb and 19.5 km at 400 lb.
If you want a dependable scooter that feels solid on grass, gravel, and pavement yet still comes apart into manageable pieces for the car, the Revo 2.0 delivers both in one confident package.
Who Is the Revo 2.0 For?
The Revo 2.0 is ideal for riders who want more range, capacity, and stability than a compact travel scooter offers:
- Active users who travel longer distances and want a real world range buffer
- Larger riders who need a higher 400 pound weight capacity
- People who ride over mixed terrain like grass, gravel, and sidewalks
- Anyone who wants a sturdy scooter that still disassembles for the trunk
Comfort-Trac Suspension for a Smooth Ride
Two point Comfort-Trac suspension at the front and rear soaks up bumps and rough surfaces, so longer journeys stay comfortable. Choose flat-free solid tires for lower maintenance or pneumatic tires for additional cushioning.
Power and Range for Real Outings
A heavy duty drivetrain with a 70 amp controller gives the Revo 2.0 the strength to climb and cruise at speeds up to 8.4 km/h. Manufacturer-tested range is up to 28.6 km with flat-free tires or 26.1 km with pneumatic tires at a 200 lb test load, with lower published figures at the 400 lb maximum load. An LED headlight, on board USB charging port, and a roomy 20 inch ergonomic seat round out a scooter built for genuine independence.
Key Features of the Revo 2.0
- 400 lb weight capacity
- Flat-free range: up to 28.6 km at 200 lb and 23.9 km at 400 lb
- Pneumatic range: up to 26.1 km at 200 lb and 19.5 km at 400 lb
- Top speed up to 8.4 km/h
- Two point Comfort-Trac front and rear suspension
- Flat-free solid or pneumatic tire options
- Heavy duty drivetrain with 70 amp controller
- LED headlight and on board USB charging port
- Comfortable 20 inch ergonomic seat with delta tiller
- Feather touch disassembly into five pieces for transport
Choosing the Right Scooter in Canada
The Revo 2.0 is a great match if you want capability without giving up portability. Compare it with our other travel friendly models in the folding mobility scooters collection, all shipped free across Canada.
Final Thoughts
Tough, comfortable, and ready for the long way around, the Pride Revo 2.0 4-Wheel scooter gives you the range and stability to go further with confidence, then comes apart to ride along with you wherever you go.
At a glance
Pride Revo 2.0 4-Wheel
A 20 in seat rated to 400 lb, carried on suspension at both ends, that still breaks into five pieces for the car.
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Tire choice changes the tested range.
With flat-free tires, Pride lists up to 28.6 km at 200 lb and 23.9 km at 400 lb. With pneumatic tires, it lists up to 26.1 km at 200 lb and 19.5 km at 400 lb. Actual range varies with rider weight, terrain, battery condition and other conditions.
Here is what moves the figure.
- ✓What you weigh, and what you carryMore load on board means fewer kilometres.
- ✓Hills and rough groundA long climb or soft ground asks more than flat sidewalk does.
- ✓ColdEvery battery gives up some capacity in the cold, and a Canadian winter is where you feel it.
- ✓Two U1 deep cycle batteries, 25 lb eachSealed lead acid, not lithium, and U1 is the most common size in mobility, so replacements stay easy to find.
The 3.5 amp charger is off board, so it lives on a shelf. Charge overnight and you start full.
Loading it into the car
Five pieces, and the heaviest of them is 57 lb.
Feather touch disassembly takes it apart by hand, no tools. It is still a full size scooter though, so many owners use a trunk ramp or a lift rather than lifting the front section.
- ✓The front section, 57 lbThe piece to plan the lift around.
- ✓The seat, 27.25 lbIt lifts off on its own, before anything else comes apart.
- ✓182 lb with the batteries in, 132 lb withoutThe two batteries lift out, which is the difference.
iWhat it measures. 47 in long and 20.75 in across, with a 52 in turning radius. That leaves nearly 4 in spare in a 24.5 in bathroom door, and close to a foot in a standard 32 in interior door.
Grass, gravel and curbs
Suspension at both ends, and a heavy duty drivetrain.
This is the part of the Revo 2.0 that earns the size.
- ✓Comfort-Trac suspension, front and rearFitted at both ends, so a bump stays a bump rather than a jolt.
- ✓Flat-free or pneumatic tiresChoose solid tires for lower maintenance or air-filled tires for additional cushioning.
- ✓3.5 in of ground clearance at the mid frame1.25 in at the transaxle, the lowest point.
- ✓A 70 amp controllerThe heavy duty drivetrain behind the climbing.
- ✓Up to 8.4 km/hA brisk walking pace alongside a companion.
Off the sidewalk. Grass and gravel become ordinary rather than an event.
The measurement you feel an hour in
Twenty inches of seat, set at the height that suits you.
Seat width decides whether an afternoon out stays comfortable. This is a full sized seat, not a folding travel perch.
- ✓20 in across by 18 in deepReal support under the thigh.
- ✓Seat height 22 to 23.5 in from the groundAdjustable across that range, or 15 to 16.5 in measured up from the deck.
- ✓Rated to 400 lbOne of the higher capacities on a scooter that still comes apart.
- ✓An ergonomic delta tillerWith an easy to grip adjustment knob.
- ✓LED headlight and a USB charging portLight for the way home, and a phone that stays charged.
The scooter up close. The seat, the controls and the deck.
What Pride stand behind
Limited lifetime on the frame, two years on the electronics and drive motors.
- ✓Lifetime limited warranty on the frameFor as long as you own it.
- ✓Two year limited warranty on the drivetrainThe motor and transaxle.
- ✓Two year limited warranty on the electronics
- ✓13 months on the batteriesManufacturer terms and exclusions apply.
iTested before it ships. Built to the ANSI and RESNA standards for stability, brakes, fatigue, flammability and electromagnetic compatibility, and an FDA Class II medical device.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Riders who want a 400 lb-capacity, full-suspension scooter that can still disassemble into five pieces for transport.
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With flat-free tires, Pride's specification sheet lists up to 28.6 km at 200 lb and 23.9 km at 400 lb. With pneumatic tires, it lists up to 26.1 km at 200 lb and 19.5 km at 400 lb. Actual range varies with rider weight, terrain, battery condition and other conditions.
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Yes. Feather-touch disassembly separates it into five pieces. The heaviest piece is 57 lb, so measure your vehicle and plan how you will lift or ramp it before ordering.
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Both options use front and rear Comfort-Trac suspension. Flat-free tires are solid and low-maintenance; pneumatic tires are air-filled and may provide additional cushioning.
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Pride lists a lifetime limited frame warranty, two years on electronics and drive motors, and 13 months on the supplied batteries. Manufacturer terms and exclusions apply.