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Pride · mid-size scooter

Used Pride Colt Deluxe 2.0

The Pride Colt Deluxe 2.0 is a mid-size scooter with a top speed of 6 mph and a stated range of up to 21 miles. It carries riders up to 28 st 8 lb (181 kg), has suspension front and rear, frosted LED headlights and a storage box with a cup holder on the tiller. Some have solid tyres and some pneumatic: each listing says which.

At a glance

6 mph

Top speed

Up to 21 miles

Range

28 st 8 lb (181 kg)

Maximum user weight

29.5–30.25 kg

Heaviest piece

Specification

Manufacturer's figures.

Performance
Top speed6 mph (10 km/h)
RangeUp to 21 miles (39.2 km) (maker's figure)
Batteries2 × 40Ah deep-cycle
Charger5-amp, off-board
Motor24V DC
BrakesRegenerative and electromechanical
SuspensionFront and rear
Maximum obstacle50 mm (2"), from the specification sheet on Pride's 2.0 page (the 2.0 sell sheets say 80 mm)
Ground clearance57 mm (2.25"), from the same specification sheet (the 2.0 sell sheets say 64 mm)
Turning radius1334 mm (52.5")
Wheel size254 mm (10") front and rear on Pride's current sheet; its 2021 sheet gives 269 mm
LightsFrosted LED headlights
Other featuresStorage box with cup holder, USB charging point, high-back seat
Size and weight
Length1194 mm (47")
Width560 mm (22")
Weight without batteries68 kg
Battery weight14.75 kg each
Heaviest piece29.5 kg (front section) on Pride's current sheet; its 2021 sheet gives 30.25 kg
Maximum user weight28 st 8 lb (181 kg)
Air travelNot suitable
Varies from scooter to scooter
TyresSolid or pneumatic

Before you buy a used Colt Deluxe 2.0

How fast and how far will it go?

Up to 6 mph (10 km/h), and up to 21 miles (39.2 km) on a charge on its two 40Ah batteries (Pride's figure). The distance you get depends on the rider's weight, hills, the weather, the tyres and the state of the batteries.

What is the maximum user weight?

28 st 8 lb (181 kg).

Can it be taken apart to go in a car?

It comes apart into pieces. The heaviest, the front section, is 29.5 kg on Pride's current sheet (30.25 kg on its 2021 sheet), and each battery is 14.75 kg. Pride says some pieces are heavy and you may need help to lift them. It is not suitable for air travel.

What kerbs can it manage?

Obstacles up to 50 mm (2 inches), from the specification sheet on Pride's 2.0 page. Pride's 2.0 sell sheets say obstacles up to 80 mm. Ground clearance is 57 mm (the sell sheets say 64 mm).

Why does each listing look different?

The Colt Deluxe 2.0 was made with either solid or pneumatic (air-filled) tyres. Each listing says which that scooter has.

How is it different from the earlier Colt Deluxe?

The 2.0 has frosted LED headlights, a storage box with a cup holder on the tiller and a USB charging point.

Is the Colt Deluxe 2.0 right for you?

Tell us how you’ll use it and we’ll say honestly if another model fits better.