Enjoy premium suspension, bright lighting and other sophisticated features, all in one sporty package. When the road looks rough ahead, the Victory® LX Sport mobility scooter gives you the confidence to forge on. Smooth controls, comfortable and fully adjustable captain’s chair, and standard features that let you spend more time enjoying the journey. The Victory LX Sport has the speed you need, up to 8 mph. Extra speed doesn’t sacrifice distance. A range of up to 19.7 miles on a single charge. Rough roads smooth out with rugged, 10” solid tires and a full Comfort-Trac Suspension system cushioning every bump. With the wraparound delta tiller and left or right-handed acceleration, you control where your mobility scooter goes. The tiller console features a battery gauge and an eco and sport mode switch, so you can conserve battery for maximum mileage. In addition, a full lighting package with front and rear flashing hazard lights and a low pathway light make sure you can see and be seen, even in low-light moments.

Features:

• 400 lbs. weight capacity
• Up to 8.6 mph (200 lbs.)
• 61.25" turning radius
• 13 miles per charge at 400 lbs., 19.7 miles per charge at 200 lbs.
• 18" x 18" vinyl limited reclining high-back seat with sliders, height adjustable headrest and flip-up, height and width-adjustable armrests
• Standard front basket
• Easy-to-grip tiller adjustment knob
• Storage compartment under the tiller
• CTS Suspension includes adjustable shocks for greater support
• Charger port easily located on the tiller lets you conveniently charge your scooter
• Delta tiller with ergonomic wraparound handles let you operate the scooter with one hand and rest your wrist
• Easy-to- read voltmeter
• Rearview mirror
• Full light package with LED headlight, rear lights and directional signals plus a under-tiller courtesy light
• Easy-to-use console features low and high-speed setting switch, speed dial, light switches, horn and directional signal buttons

*Pride® FDA Class II Medical Devices are designed to aid individuals with mobility impairments