Pride Go Go Travel Mobility Scooter User Guide
How to take apart, assemble, drive and charge the Pride Go Go travel scooter, with its range, load capacity and answers to common questions.
The Pride Go Go travel scooter is made for city trips: it splits into light parts that fit in a taxi boot and is assembled again in a minute. This mobility scooter user guide explains how to take it apart, drive it and charge it during your stay in Istanbul.
Key facts at a glance
- Weight: the heaviest part weighs about 15 kg; the frame splits into separate parts.
- User weight: up to 136 kg (300 lbs).
- Range: up to about 15 km per charge, depending on the terrain.
- Seat: 44 cm wide, swivels for easy getting on and off.

Taking it apart and putting it together
- Switch the scooter off and remove the key.
- Lift off the seat and the battery pack.
- Fold the tiller down and separate the front and rear sections with the frame release.
- Assemble in reverse order: join the frame, put the battery in, fit the seat until it clicks.
Driving
Sit down, turn the key and set the speed dial low. Push the thumb lever on the right to go forward and on the left to reverse; let go and the scooter stops. Turn the seat to face forward and lock it before you drive. Take kerbs straight on and avoid steep cobbled streets.
Charging
Plug the charger into the battery pack (it can stay on the scooter or be charged separately in your room). A full charge takes a few hours; charge it every night so you start each day with full range.
Frequently asked questions
Is a mobility scooter right for me?
If walking longer distances is difficult but you can sit upright and steer with both hands, a scooter is a comfortable way to explore the city.
What comes with the scooter?
The scooter, its battery pack, the charger and a key. Our team assembles it at delivery and shows you how to use it.
Can it go in a taxi?
Yes. Split into its parts it fits in a standard taxi boot.
How long does charging take?
A few hours from empty; overnight charging always gives a full battery in the morning.