Mobility scooter · research
Pride Mobility Pathrider Twin
A mobility scooter with dual front wheels. The maker page title and visible copy do not provide a clear occupancy specification, so this research makes no one-person or two-person suitability claim.
Manufacturer-published · Current maker page checked 25 October 2026; exact device revision not established
Published specifications
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- Front-wheel layout
- Dual front wheels
- Published maximum range
- Up to 25 km
- Maximum user weight
- 159 kg
- Turning measurement
- 107 cm turning radius
- Lighting described by maker
- Headlight, brake lights and turn signals
- Published controls
- Easy-drive tiller with wraparound handles
Source: Pride Mobility Australia Pathrider Twin product page ↗ · Current maker page checked 25 October 2026; exact device revision not established
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Open manufacturer information ↗A specification is not a suitability assessment.
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