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Invacare Colibri
A compact, disassembling mobility-scooter range. The figures here are from the visible April 2024 Australian sheet, which shows an 18 Ah configuration.
Manufacturer-published · April 2024 sheet; checked 20 October 2026
Published specifications
Check these against the exact scooter and current manufacturer documentation before relying on them.
- Battery configuration in this sheet
- 2 × 18 Ah
- Maximum user weight
- 136 kg
- Published maximum speed
- 8 km/h
- Published range
- Up to 16 km
- Turning measurement
- 2200 mm turning diameter
- Length × driving-unit width
- 1010 × 505 mm
- Published motor capacity
- 200 W
- Weight basis
- The sheet labels 49 kg as empty weight (18 Ah), without defining whether batteries are included
Source: Invacare Australia Colibri specification sheet, page 2 ↗ · April 2024 sheet; checked 20 October 2026
Published parts references
Older manufacturer references, not confirmed current fits. The front-wheel references are specifically in the four-wheel section; the rear-wheel references are on a separate page. The sizes are alternatives, not interchangeable assemblies. Confirm your unit’s revision, wheel size, front or rear position and existing part number with a suitable supplier before ordering. The newer specification sheet does not establish that an older part fits.
Source: Invacare Colibri spare-parts catalogue ↗ · revision 2018/04/25c EN, printed pages 21–22 · checked 20 October 2026
- SP1577425Search this part number
Front wheel assembly, 200 × 50 mm; four-wheel section, printed page 21
- SP1577452Search this part number
Alternative front wheel assembly, 210 × 65 mm; four-wheel section, printed page 21
- SP1577448Search this part number
Rear wheel assembly, 200 × 50 mm; printed page 22
- SP1577451Search this part number
Alternative rear wheel assembly, 210 × 65 mm; printed page 22
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