Recreational & All-Terrain Scooters

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Pride Raptor 3-wheel high-speed scooter

by Pride Mobility

Enjoy outdoor rides with a full-size recreational scooter built around suspension, a supportive seat and plenty of storage. The original Raptor offers a clear console and large pneumatic tires for suitable outdoor routes.

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Front and rear suspension.
LCD console displays riding information.
Full LED lighting with signals and brake lights.
Lockable under-seat storage.

$3,729.00 USD

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(713) 669-0518

Pride Raptor 3-wheel high-speed scooter specifications
Max Weight Capacity	Drive Range	Top Speed	Disassembles/Folds	Product Weight	Heaviest Piece
400 lbs.	Up to 19 miles at 400 lbs./full speed; 31 miles at 220 lbs./low speed	Up to 14 mph	No — full-size frame	314 lbs. with batteries	Not applicable — does not disassemble

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Pursuit®2 Scooter by Pride Mobility

by Pride Mobility

Plan longer outings with a full-size scooter built around suspension, larger tires and lithium power. The Pursuit 2 gives you a high-back seat and adjustable controls so you can find a comfortable driving position.

Product highlights

Front and rear CTS suspension.
13-inch pneumatic tires.
Limited-recline high-back seat with sliders.
Delta tiller and enhanced LED lighting.

$5,275.00 USD

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(713) 669-0518

Pursuit®2 Scooter by Pride Mobility specifications
Max Weight Capacity	Drive Range	Top Speed	Disassembles/Folds	Product Weight	Heaviest Piece
400 lbs.	Up to 40 miles with optional dual-battery configuration	Up to 9.3 mph	No — full-size frame	242.6 lbs. with standard battery	Call to confirm

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Frequently asked questions

How do recreational and all-terrain scooters differ?

These outdoor-focused designs vary in tires, suspension, speed and clearance. We group them together for comparison; use the exact model’s approved surfaces and slope limits to decide whether it fits your route.

What is the difference between a travel scooter and a full-size scooter?

Travel scooters focus on compact storage and easier transport, often by separating into pieces. Full-size scooters generally offer a larger seating and driving platform, but their size and transport weight require more planning. Features vary by model.

Should I choose a three-wheel or four-wheel scooter?

Compare the exact turning radius, foot space and intended surfaces. Three-wheel models often turn in less space; four-wheel models have a different support footprint. Try the models and follow their operating limits rather than choosing by wheel count alone.

Does a folding scooter also disassemble?

Not always. Folding and disassembly are different features. Check the manufacturer’s instructions and the weight of the folded scooter, removable battery and any other components you plan to lift.

How much weight can a mobility scooter carry?

Use the manufacturer’s capacity for the exact model and configuration. Include the rider and any load the manufacturer says must count toward that limit, and check accessory limits separately.

How far can I travel on one battery charge?

Range depends on the model, battery configuration, rider weight, terrain, temperature and driving conditions. Published maximum range is a comparison point rather than a guaranteed distance for every trip. Plan a charging buffer.

Are recreational and all-terrain scooters suitable for every outdoor surface?

No. This page groups outdoor-focused models together for comparison, but each scooter has its own approved surfaces, clearance and slope limits. A category label does not mean a scooter can cross sand, mud, deep gravel or other difficult ground.

Can I take a mobility scooter on a plane or cruise?

Check directly with your airline or cruise operator before booking. Provide the exact scooter dimensions, weight and battery type and rating. Approval and handling rules depend on the carrier and the supplied configuration.

How do I choose the correct scooter battery, charger or accessory?

Match the scooter model, serial or generation information and manufacturer part number. Chargers and batteries must meet the manufacturer’s requirements. Call us with the label details before ordering a replacement if you are unsure.

Can MedEquip Shop help me compare scooters in Houston?

Call (713) 669-0518 or visit our Houston showroom at 1645 S Voss Rd. We can review the available models, seating fit and transport requirements. Ask us to confirm current availability, delivery options and any charges.