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Used Pride Mini Crosser X1
The Mini Crosser X1 is a large, heavy-duty road scooter made in Denmark by Medema and sold in the UK by Pride. UK machines go up to 8 mph, so it is a Class 3 road vehicle. It carries riders up to 175 kg (27 st 7 lb) as standard, or 250 kg on the HD version, climbs kerbs up to 110 mm and has adjustable suspension. Medema gives a range of up to 35 km (21.7 miles) on the standard batteries.
At a glance
Up to 8 mph
Top speed
175 kg (250 kg HD)
Maximum user weight
110 mm
Maximum kerb
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Specification
Manufacturer's figures.
| Performance | |
|---|---|
| Top speed | 8 mph (12.9 km/h) in the UK (Pride). Medema builds it for 10, 13 or 15 km/h depending on the country; the HD version is 10 km/h (6.2 mph) only |
| Maximum user weight | 175 kg (27 st 7 lb) as standard; 250 kg (39 st 5 lb) on the HD version, a four-wheeler (Medema). Powered seat functions other than the seat lift are rated to 175 kg. Pride's UK page says 200 kg (31 st 6 lb) |
| Range | Up to 35 km (21.7 miles) on the standard 56Ah batteries; up to 40 to 45 km (24.8 to 27.9 miles) on 90Ah, depending on the speed setting (Medema's user guide and web page: new batteries, 80 kg rider, flat firm ground, 20 °C). Pride's UK page says up to 37 miles (60 km); Medema's 2022 brochure says up to 70 km with 94Ah batteries |
| Maximum kerb | 110 mm (Medema 'kerb climbing'; Pride 'step height') |
| Dynamic stability | 13° (23%) in all directions (Medema). This is not a climbing figure: Medema gives no maximum slope |
| Turning radius | 1650 mm on four wheels; 1325 mm on three wheels |
| Suspension | Adjustable rear suspension, single front suspension |
| Water resistance | IPx4 |
| Battery and charging | |
| Batteries | 2 × 12V sealed (gel or AGM): 56Ah as standard (21 kg each) or 90Ah (26 kg each), depending on the scooter. Medema's 2022 brochure also lists 80Ah and lithium batteries |
| Charging time | About 8 hours at 20 °C |
| Charger | 24V: 6 to 10A for 56Ah, 8 to 12A for 90Ah |
| Size and weight | |
| Length | 1400 mm on four wheels (1480 mm with anti-tip wheels); 1340 mm on three wheels |
| Width | 680 mm without the seat (Pride and Medema's brochure; Medema's user guide gives 66 cm) |
| Transport height | 690 mm without the seat, tiller folded down |
| Weight without seat and batteries | 124 kg on four wheels; 115 kg on three wheels |
| Tyres | 8" pneumatic; some have puncture-proof tyres |
| Seat and features | |
| Seat | Medema Ergo2: swivels (stops every 45°), slides 200 mm, adjustable back angle, seat depth, armrests and headrest |
| Seat width | 35 to 70 cm, depending on the scooter (60 and 70 cm are HD seats) |
| Lights | LED headlight, rear light and indicators |
| Display | X1: key switch, speed selector and battery indicator (a speedometer is an add-on). The X2 adds a control panel showing speed, distance, temperature and battery, with automatic lights |
Before you buy a used Mini Crosser X1
How fast does the Mini Crosser X1 go?
UK machines go up to 8 mph (12.9 km/h), so it is a Class 3 road vehicle. The HD version is built for 10 km/h (6.2 mph) only.
How far will it go on a charge?
Medema gives up to 35 km (21.7 miles) on the standard 56Ah batteries and up to 40 to 45 km (24.8 to 27.9 miles) on 90Ah batteries, with new batteries, an 80 kg rider and flat ground at 20 °C. Pride's UK page says up to 37 miles. Range falls on hills, into a head wind, in the cold and with low tyre pressure.
What is the maximum user weight?
175 kg (27 st 7 lb) as standard, or 250 kg (39 st 5 lb) on the HD version (Medema's figures). Powered seat functions other than the seat lift are rated to 175 kg. Pride's UK page says 200 kg.
What kerbs can it climb?
Up to 110 mm.
What is the difference between the X1 and the X2?
They are the same scooter. The X2 has a fuller control panel showing speed, distance, temperature and battery, with lights that switch on automatically when it gets dark.
Is the Mini Crosser X1 right for you?
Tell us how you’ll use it and we’ll say honestly if another model fits better.