Pride Go-Go Compact

The Pride Go-Go Compact offers smart folding convenience without sacrificing comfort or stability.

Its lightweight frame, contactless start system, and compact folded size make it perfect for travel and busy lifestyles.

Designed for everyday independence, it delivers smooth 4 mph performance with excellent portability.

£2,499

Available to try and buy in store

  • Try it before you buySee it in one of our 12 showrooms across South Wales and Yate.
  • Advice from people who knowFamily-run since 1980. Our team will help you find the right fit.
  • Support after you buyServicing, repairs and part exchange from our own engineers.

Additional Information

The Pride Go-Go Compact is a folding travel scooter built for everyday independence. A quick folding mechanism and lightweight build make it genuinely grab-and-go.

Highlights

  • Folds in momentsFits small car boots and compact storage spaces. The folded size is approx. 760 × 565 × 275 mm.
  • Up to 18.6 milesAirline-compatible lithium batteries, with up to 18.6 miles (30 km) using the optional larger battery.
  • Built for daily useSturdy despite its folding frame, and supports users up to 21.5 stone (136 kg).
  • Contactless startSimple, intuitive controls, with no key to find.
  • Solid tyresLow-maintenance and dependable, wherever your journey takes you.

Who it’s ideal for

Day trips, errands and travel. It suits anyone who wants dependable performance from a scooter that folds away into a small boot.

Specifications

Top speed 4 mph (6.4 km/h)
Range Up to 9.3 to 18.6 miles (15 to 30 km), depending on battery
Maximum user weight 21.5 stone (136 kg)
Size (open) Approx. 998 × 565 mm (39.3″ × 22.2″)
Size (folded) Approx. 760 × 565 × 275 mm
Weight (without batteries) Approx. 19 kg
Tyres 8″ solid front, 9″ solid rear
Colour White

FAQs

Can I take it on a plane?
Its lithium batteries are airline-compatible. Check your airline’s requirements before you travel.

Do I need insurance for a mobility scooter?
No, insurance isn’t a legal requirement, but we do recommend it. Our insurance page explains your options.

How much does a mobility scooter cost to run?
Very little. Charging typically costs around 10p a night. Repairs and maintenance can be costly, so insurance is worth considering in case of damage.

NEED HELP CHOOSING?

Talk it through with someone who knows the range

Ask about test drives, part exchange or a home demonstration, or call us on 01685 884226.