Pride Mobility Baja Bandit BA140 4-Wheel Scooter
- 400 lb weight capacity, FDA Class II medical device
- 40Ah battery pack, up to 29 miles at 220 lb, 22.5 miles at 400 lb
- 4 mph top speed, electromagnetic brakes
- 4.5 inch ground clearance with full suspension
- 18 inch wide seat, 17 inches deep, black vinyl
- 197.8 lb total weight, feather-touch disassembly
- Pneumatic tires, standard full bumper package
- Lifetime limited frame warranty, 2 years on electronics and drivetrain
Updated 20 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A rugged four-wheel scooter with suspension and air-filled tires for rough ground, built for larger riders. Its weight makes loading it into a car a real chore even after breakdown.
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ASIN: B0D7MNGRMXCategory: Mobility Scooters
Overview
Riding over gravel, grass and rocky paths is the job of the Pride Mobility Baja Bandit, a four-wheel mobility scooter with full suspension and pneumatic tires. A tiller with an infinite adjustment lever steers it, and a feather-touch disassembly system breaks it down for storage.
Full suspension, pneumatic tires and raised ground clearance let this scooter handle grass, gravel and rocky roads. The larger battery pack stretches each outing. Breakdown helps with storage, yet the full unit is heavy, so a ramp or vehicle lift makes loading far easier.
Who it's for
Outdoor riders on campgrounds, farms and rough paths get the most from the suspension and air-filled tires. People who need a scooter for flights or hand lifting should look elsewhere, since the listing gives no airline approval and the unit is heavy.
Pros and cons
- Full suspension for uneven ground
- Pneumatic tires for rough terrain
- Infinite tiller angle adjustment
- USB charging port on board
- Heavy at 197.8 lb
- Top speed of 4 mph
- Range drops with heavier riders
- Airline approval not listed
Performance notes
Range depends on the battery pack and rider weight, and the listed figures fall as the load rises. Suspension and air-filled tires absorb ruts and roots, while ground clearance decides which rocks and bumps pass underneath. Electromagnetic brakes handle stopping.
Specifications
| Brand | Pride Mobility |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 400 pounds |
| Item Weight | 197.8 pounds |
| Seat Depth | 17 inches |
| Seat Width | 18 inches |
| Item Dimensions D X W X H | 49.6 × 27.8 × 39.8 inches |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Maximum Speed | 4 mph |
| Power & efficiency | |
| Battery Average Life | 22.5 miles |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Construction & materials | |
| Frame Material | Metal |
| Material Type | Black Vinyl |
| Color | Camo |
| Included components | |
| Unit Count | 1 |
| Other details | |
| Wheel Type | Pneumatic |
| Handle Type | Tiller |
| Brake Style | Electromagnetic |
| Product Style | Camo |
| Additional Features | Portable |
Frequently asked questions
Which battery comes with this Baja Bandit listing?
This listing is the 40Ah version (part BA140 - 40AH). The Baja Bandit is also offered with a 20Ah pack rated up to 14.5 miles at 220 lb and 11.25 miles at 400 lb.
Can I charge a phone on the Pride Baja Bandit?
The listing includes a USB charging port.
Is the Baja Bandit a medical device?
Yes. Pride lists it as an FDA Class II medical device designed to aid people with mobility impairments.