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Invacare Leo
An established mobility-scooter range. Check the exact unit’s configuration before using a specification or ordering a replacement part.
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.
- Device weight with batteries
- 83 kg including batteries
- Device weight without batteries
- 59 kg excluding batteries
- Maximum user weight
- 136 kg
- Published maximum speed
- 8 km/h
- Published range
- Up to 38 km
- Turning measurement
- 2620 mm turning diameter
- Length × width
- 1220 × 590 mm
- Battery configuration
- 2 × 12 V / 36 Ah
Source: Invacare Australia Leo specification sheet ↗ · April 2024 sheet; checked 20 October 2026
Published parts references
These are older manufacturer references, not confirmed for every Leo variant. The catalogue includes three- and four-wheel configurations and alternative solid wheels. Before ordering, confirm the exact model, revision and wheel configuration with a suitable supplier. A newer specification sheet does not confirm an older part fits your unit.
Source: Invacare Leo spare-parts catalogue ↗ · revision 2018/02/21a EN, printed pages 10–12 · checked 20 October 2026
- 1505590Search this part number
Grey 3.00x4 inch tyre, shown in the pneumatic wheel sections
- 1515289Search this part number
3.00x4 inch inner tube, shown in the pneumatic wheel sections
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