Go further, more comfortably — town, lanes and everything in between

If your days out are getting longer, or a small scooter has started to feel bumpy and slow, the Pride Colt Pursuit gives you room to stretch. It's a road-legal 8 mph scooter with big 13" air-filled tyres and suspension front and back, so you glide over the rough bits that used to rattle you.

It's a mid-to-large scooter that still feels manageable to steer, with a supportive seat and a handy front basket. Whether it's the weekly shop, the garden centre or a ride out to see the grandchildren, the Pursuit makes the journey part of the pleasure.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Large 13" air-filled tyres
  Big, soft tyres roll easily over cracked pavements, gravel and park paths, giving a cushioned ride that's kinder on sore joints.

• Suspension front and back
  Works with the tyres to smooth out kerbs and bumps, so you finish a long trip feeling fresher — especially helpful with back or hip pain.

• Road legal at up to 8 mph
  Travel on quiet roads at a useful pace and reach places that are a long way on foot.

• Choice of battery size
  Standard batteries for everyday use, or larger batteries if you want extra reserve for long days out.

• Supportive comfort seat
  A well-padded seat that holds you comfortably on longer rides, so you're not shifting about to ease aches.

• Easy LCD control panel
  Clear information on the handlebar so you always know your speed and battery level at a glance.

• Wraparound handlebar
  Steer with your whole hand rather than your fingertips — easier if you have arthritis or a weaker grip.

• Indicators, LED lights and front basket
  Signal clearly and be seen on the road, with space up front for shopping or a handbag.

Colours available

Red or Blue.

Who it suits best

• You want longer trips in comfort, on pavements and roads
• You'd like big tyres and suspension for bumpy local paths
• Riders up to 25 stone (159 kg)
• You have a garage, shed or scooter store to keep it in

Worth knowing before you buy

The Pursuit weighs 78.5 kg before the batteries go in, so it's not a scooter for lifting into a car — a folding or boot scooter is the better choice if you travel by car. It carries up to 25 stone; if you need a higher limit, look at a heavy-duty scooter. As a Class 3 scooter it needs registering with the DVLA, which is free, and you'll need somewhere dry to charge it.

Questions customers ask us

Which battery should I choose?
The standard batteries suit most everyday riding. The larger batteries give more reserve if you regularly go a long way or tackle hills.

Can I ride it on the pavement?
Yes. Set it to 4 mph on pavements and use up to 8 mph on the road.

Can I try one?
Yes. Call us first to check one's in stock; if it isn't, we can usually arrange a demo model, in the showroom or at home.