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Pride Go Go Sport vs Pride Elite Traveller 2

$332 apart. Here is which one to buy, and for whom.

Short answer · prices checked Nov 12, 2026The Pride Go Go Sport wins, 9.1/10 against 9.0/10, mostly on range per charge and weight capacity; the Pride Elite Traveller 2 hits back on price. Pick the Pride Go Go Sport for most riders who want one scooter for the car trunk and the long Saturday at the outlet mall. Pick the Pride Elite Traveller 2 for tight homes and busy stores: the tightest-turning four-wheel scooter Pride makes, with a 39 lb heaviest piece.

Pride Go Go Sport 4-Wheel

Our No. 1 · Our pick here

Best for most riders who want one scooter for the car trunk and the long Saturday at the outlet mall.

  • + 325 lb capacity
  • + 12 mi range
  • + 44 lb heaviest piece
  • + Breaks down into pieces
9.1/10Excellent
  • 325 lb weight capacity on a scooter that still breaks down into five pieces
  • Up to 12 miles per charge, tested by Pride at maximum weight capacity
  • 9-inch tires front and rear, bigger than most travel scooters on this list

The catch: Its heaviest piece weighs 44 lb and the full scooter 129.5 lb with batteries, so "portable" means a strong helper or a scooter lift, not a quick one-handed swing into a sedan. The 41.5-inch turning radius is fine for stores but wider than the Elite Traveller 2's 37 inches in a tight hallway.

$1,899 at Mobility Department · checked Nov 12, 2026

Best for tight homes and busy stores: the tightest-turning four-wheel scooter Pride makes, with a 39 lb heaviest piece.

  • + 300 lb capacity
  • + 8.8 mi range
  • + 39 lb heaviest piece
  • + Breaks down into pieces
9.0/10Excellent
  • 37-inch turning radius on four wheels, thanks to Pride's EZ Turn
  • Charge360 magnetic charging and an angle-adjustable tiller (Platinum features)
  • Breaks down into five pieces; heaviest piece 39 lb

The catch: With the standard 12 Ah batteries Pride quotes 6.6 miles at 300 lb and 8.8 at 220 lb. That covers the grocery store and the pharmacy, not a day at the zoo. Budget the extra $185 for the 18 Ah pack (13.8 miles at 220 lb) if outings run long, and know that the bigger batteries add weight: 29.6 lb for the pack instead of 19.5.

$1,567 at Mobility Department · checked Nov 12, 2026

What decides it

  • Price: the Pride Elite Traveller 2 costs $1,567 at Mobility Department, the Pride Go Go Sport $1,899 at Mobility Department: a $332 gap, checked Nov 12, 2026.
  • Lifting it: Pride Go Go Sport: 44 lb (front section). Pride Elite Traveller 2: 39 lb (front section); breaks down into five pieces. That is 5 lb less to lift with the Pride Elite Traveller 2.
  • Weight capacity: the Pride Go Go Sport is rated for 325 lb, the Pride Elite Traveller 2 for 300 lb.
  • Range and speed: Pride Go Go Sport: 12 mi per charge, 4.7 mph. Pride Elite Traveller 2: 8.8 mi, 4.23 mph. Range figures are the makers' own, usually measured in good conditions.
  • Folding: Pride Go Go Sport: breaks down into pieces. Pride Elite Traveller 2: breaks down into pieces.
  • Battery and flying: Pride Go Go Sport: sealed lead-acid / gel. Pride Elite Traveller 2: sealed lead-acid / gel.
  • Warranty: Pride Go Go Sport: lifetime frame, 2 years electronics. Pride Elite Traveller 2: lifetime frame, 2 years electronics.

Every spec, side by side

A tick marks the better figure in each row.

Pride Go Go Sport vs Pride Elite Traveller 2
ScooterPride Go Go Sport9.1/10Pride Elite Traveller 29.0/10
Price$1,899$1,567
Heaviest piece44 lb39 lb
Total weight100 lb without batteries, 129.5 lb with (Pride)87 lb without batteries, 106.5 lb with the 12 Ah batteries (Pride)
Weight capacity325 lb300 lb
Range per charge12 mi8.8 mi
Top speed4.7 mph4.23 mph
FoldingBreaks down into piecesBreaks down into pieces
Wheels44
BatterySealed lead-acid / gelSealed lead-acid / gel
Turning radius41.5"37"
Ground clearance1.5"1.34"
WarrantyLifetime frame, 2 years electronicsLifetime frame, 2 years electronics
Sold byMobility DepartmentMobility Department
BuySee price See price

Pick the Pride Go Go Sport if…

  • You want a scooter for both the car and long days out, not two scooters
  • The rider weighs between 275 and 325 lb and most travel models are rated for 300
  • You live where sidewalks are cracked and small tires catch on every seam

The catch: Its heaviest piece weighs 44 lb and the full scooter 129.5 lb with batteries, so "portable" means a strong helper or a scooter lift, not a quick one-handed swing into a sedan. The 41.5-inch turning radius is fine for stores but wider than the Elite Traveller 2's 37 inches in a tight hallway.

Pick the Pride Elite Traveller 2 if…

  • The scooter will be used indoors a lot: apartment, small house, assisted living hallways
  • You want four wheels for stability but hate three-point turns
  • Someone fit can lift a 39 lb piece into the trunk

The catch: With the standard 12 Ah batteries Pride quotes 6.6 miles at 300 lb and 8.8 at 220 lb. That covers the grocery store and the pharmacy, not a day at the zoo. Budget the extra $185 for the 18 Ah pack (13.8 miles at 220 lb) if outings run long, and know that the bigger batteries add weight: 29.6 lb for the pack instead of 19.5.

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Pride Go Go Sport or Pride Elite Traveller 2?

Which is better, the Pride Go Go Sport or the Pride Elite Traveller 2?

The Pride Go Go Sport wins, 9.1/10 against 9.0/10, mostly on range per charge and weight capacity; the Pride Elite Traveller 2 hits back on price. Pick the Pride Go Go Sport for most riders who want one scooter for the car trunk and the long Saturday at the outlet mall. Pick the Pride Elite Traveller 2 for tight homes and busy stores: the tightest-turning four-wheel scooter Pride makes, with a 39 lb heaviest piece.

Which is cheaper?

The Pride Elite Traveller 2: $1,567 against $1,899, both checked November 12, 2026. Pride Elite Traveller 2: Mobility Department showed $1,567 with the standard 12 Ah batteries and $1,752 with the 18 Ah upgrade.

Which is easier to lift into a car?

Pride Go Go Sport: 44 lb (front section). Pride Elite Traveller 2: 39 lb (front section); breaks down into five pieces. If lifting is hard for whoever loads it, ask the doctor or a physical therapist what is safe, and look at our lightweight ranking.

Which holds more weight?

Pride Go Go Sport: 325 lb. Pride Elite Traveller 2: 300 lb. Treat the rating as a hard limit.

Which one can fly?

Pride Go Go Sport: It runs on sealed (non-spillable) batteries. Under FAA rules those can fly, but the airline sets the procedure and may need advance notice and extra check-in time, so call it before you book.

Pride Elite Traveller 2: It runs on sealed (non-spillable) batteries. Under FAA rules those can fly, but the airline sets the procedure and may need advance notice and extra check-in time, so call it before you book.

What is the catch with each?

Pride Go Go Sport: Its heaviest piece weighs 44 lb and the full scooter 129.5 lb with batteries, so "portable" means a strong helper or a scooter lift, not a quick one-handed swing into a sedan. The 41.5-inch turning radius is fine for stores but wider than the Elite Traveller 2's 37 inches in a tight hallway.

Pride Elite Traveller 2: With the standard 12 Ah batteries Pride quotes 6.6 miles at 300 lb and 8.8 at 220 lb. That covers the grocery store and the pharmacy, not a day at the zoo. Budget the extra $185 for the 18 Ah pack (13.8 miles at 220 lb) if outings run long, and know that the bigger batteries add weight: 29.6 lb for the pack instead of 19.5.