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Pride Pursuit 2 Mobility Scooter with 50Ah Lithium Battery Fayetteville, AR $3,682
Price $3,682
Regular Price / MSRP $4,692
Save $1,010 off MSRP
The new Pride Pursuit 2 mobility scooter is built for outdoor adventure, longer rides, and everyday comfort. This SC7132 model includes the 50Ah lithium-ion battery, 400 lb weight capacity, up to 9.3 mph top speed, pneumatic tires, enhanced LED lighting, USB charging, and a memory foam high-back seat.
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PRICE $3,682
The Pride Pursuit 2 Mobility Scooter is built for riders who want more than a basic parking-lot scooter. With outdoor-ready performance, pneumatic tires, a comfortable high-back memory foam seat, and a powerful 50Ah lithium-ion battery, the Pursuit 2 is made for neighborhoods, large properties, paved trails, parks, events, and longer everyday rides.
This new Pride Pursuit 2 SC7132 - 50AH is available at Presidential Mobility in Fayetteville, Arkansas for $3,682, compared to an MSRP of $4,692.
The Pursuit 2 offers a top cruising speed up to 9.3 mph, a 400 lb weight capacity, and up to 17.4 miles per charge with the single 50Ah battery configuration, depending on rider weight, terrain, battery condition, and other factors. It also includes 13" pneumatic tires, enhanced LED lighting, an infinitely adjustable tiller, USB charging, durable shrouds, and a memory foam seat with 6" slider for comfort and support.
Stop by our Fayetteville showroom to see the Pursuit 2 in person, ask questions, and compare it with other Pride Mobility scooters. Presidential Mobility serves customers throughout Fayetteville, Springdale, Rogers, Bentonville, Bella Vista, Fort Smith, Van Buren, Alma, and Northwest Arkansas.
Product Highlights
New Pride Pursuit 2 mobility scooter
Model SC7132 - 50AH
50Ah lithium-ion battery
MSRP $4,692
Presidential Mobility price $3,682
Save $1,010 off MSRP
400 lb weight capacity
Up to 9.3 mph top cruising speed
Up to 17.4 miles per charge with single battery configuration
13" pneumatic tires
Enhanced LED lighting
USB charger on tiller
Memory foam high-back seat with 6" slider
Infinitely adjustable tiller
Rear-wheel drive
Available at our Fayetteville, AR showroom
Specs
Brand: Pride Mobility
Model: Pursuit 2
Model Number: SC7132 - 50AH
Condition: New
Battery: 24V 50Ah lithium-ion
Weight Capacity: 400 lbs
Top Speed: Up to 9.3 mph
Range: Up to 17.4 miles per charge with single battery configuration
Ground Clearance: 3.78" at transaxle
Turning Radius: 69.29"
Overall Length: 57.48"
Overall Width: 29.65"
Tires: 13" pneumatic
Seat: High-back black vinyl memory foam seat
Seat Size: 20" wide x 18" deep
Battery Charger: 8 amp off-board charger
Drive System: Rear-wheel drive
Braking System: Regenerative and electromechanical
Why Buy from Presidential Mobility?
Presidential Mobility has been helping customers in Northwest Arkansas with mobility equipment since 1977. When you buy from our Fayetteville showroom, you are working with a local team that can help you compare scooters, test drive options, understand the features, and choose the right fit before you buy.
Unlike buying a scooter online in a box, purchasing from Presidential Mobility gives you access to local support after the sale. Our team can help with setup, delivery, battery questions, adjustments, service, repairs, and future mobility needs.
We serve customers throughout Fayetteville, Springdale, Rogers, Bentonville, Bella Vista, Fort Smith, Van Buren, Alma, and surrounding Northwest Arkansas communities.
Reasons to Buy Local
Family-owned local business serving Arkansas since 1977
Fayetteville showroom with scooters available to see and test drive
Knowledgeable mobility team to help you compare options
Local delivery available
Service and repair support after the sale
Battery testing and replacement available
Help from real people, not a call center
Large selection of scooters, power chairs, lift chairs, ramps, and home accessibility products
Trusted by customers, families, therapists, care teams, and referral sources across Northwest Arkansas







