Pride Baja Bandit
The Pride Baja Bandit is a lithium-powered outdoor scooter with an off-road look and a genuinely cushioned ride. It carries up to 400 lbs., reaches up to 8 mph, and runs on full front and rear suspension with a full-suspension seat post over 9.4" solid tires. Choose the standard 20Ah lithium battery or step up to the 40Ah dual-battery configuration for roughly double the range, and pick from four outdoor colors. It comes apart for transport, though the heaviest piece weighs about 71 lbs., so plan on a helper or a lift.
Off-road styling, full-suspension comfort.
A lithium-powered outdoor scooter with full front and rear suspension and a 400-pound capacity, comfortable around town and built to come apart so you can load it into a vehicle.
Built for real life
What stands out
Full front and rear suspension
Full suspension at all four corners plus a full-suspension seat post soak up grass, gravel, and rough pavement for a cushioned outdoor ride.
Lithium power, your choice of range
Run the standard single 20Ah lithium battery for up to 11.25 miles, or the dual 40Ah configuration for up to 22.5 miles, both measured at the full 400 lbs. capacity.
Comes apart for transport
Feather-touch disassembly breaks the Bandit into pieces for a vehicle. The heaviest piece, the front section, weighs about 71 lbs., so plan on a helper or a lift.
Angle-adjustable delta tiller with USB
An infinitely adjustable delta tiller keeps the controls in reach, and a built-in USB port charges your phone or device while you ride.
Full LED lighting and full bumper package
A full LED lighting package for visibility, front, rear, and side bumper guards standard, and a supplemental hand brake for extra stopping power.
Stadium seat with slider
A black-vinyl stadium seat with a fore-and-aft slider, plus a standard front basket for the items you want in easy reach.
The Baja Bandit is the lithium option in Pride's off-road-styled line, and it is the one we suggest when someone wants the rugged look and a comfortable, cushioned ride without the size and weight of a true trail machine like the Wrangler 2. Full front and rear suspension and a suspension seat post smooth out grass, gravel, packed trails, and rough pavement, and the lithium pack keeps the weight down. The 40Ah dual-battery upgrade roughly doubles the range and is worth it if you cover real distance, and it is also the configuration that meets Class B compliance. Be honest with yourself about the terrain. The Bandit rides on 9.4" solid tires with about 4.5" of clearance at mid-deck and only 1.6" at the motor, so it handles yards, campgrounds, and light trails well, and it is not made for deep sand, mud, or large obstacles. It comes apart for transport, though the front piece weighs about 71 lbs., so plan on two people or a lift rather than a one-hand load. The up-to-8-mph top speed and the headline range figures are best case with a lighter rider on smooth ground. If you want an outdoor-styled scooter with a cushioned ride and lithium convenience, the Bandit is a strong pick. If you need to cross truly rough backcountry, step up to the Baja Wrangler 2.
Straight talk
Is it right for you?
A good fit if you
- want an outdoor-styled scooter with a cushioned, full-suspension ride
- ride on grass, gravel, packed trails, campgrounds, and rough pavement
- want lithium power and the option to double range with the 40Ah upgrade
- need a weight capacity up to 400 lbs.
- want a machine that comes apart for transport, with a helper or a lift
Look elsewhere if you
- need to cross deep sand, mud, or large obstacles (step up to the Wrangler 2)
- want a lightweight travel scooter you can lift by hand in one piece (the heaviest piece is about 71 lbs.)
- ride mostly indoors or in tight spaces (the turning circle is wide at 53")
- need to go faster than 8 mph
Specifications
What to expect after you order
After you place your order, we place it with Pride Mobility and track it to your door. The carrier schedules the delivery window with you in advance, so you are never left guessing when it will arrive.
What happens on delivery day depends on the delivery method you choose. Here is what each one includes.
This option works best if you have help on hand and want the lowest delivery cost.
We schedule with you
The carrier calls ahead to set a delivery appointment that works for you.
Your scooter arrives boxed
It comes on the delivery truck in its protective packaging.
Dropped at your curb
The driver brings it to your curb, driveway, or garage entrance.
You take it from there
Moving it inside and unboxing it is up to you or someone helping you.
This option works best if you can manage the scooter once it is indoors but do not want it left outside.
We schedule with you
The carrier calls ahead to set a delivery appointment that works for you.
Your scooter arrives boxed
It comes on the delivery truck in its protective packaging.
Brought through your door
The driver carries it through your front door into the first dry room.
You finish the setup
Unboxing and final placement are up to you from there.
This option works best if you want the scooter ready to ride the moment the team leaves, with nothing for you to lift or assemble.
We schedule with you
The carrier calls ahead to set a delivery appointment that works for you.
Carried to your room
A two-person team brings your scooter to the room you choose, on any floor.
Set up and tested
They unbox it, charge the battery, and confirm it powers on and drives correctly.
Packaging removed
They take all the packaging with them when they leave.
Warranty and returns
The Pride Baja Bandit is covered by Pride Mobility's own limited warranty, published by Pride Mobility as follows.
| What is covered | How long |
|---|---|
| Structural frame Main frame, fork, seat post, and tiller frame | Lifetime |
| Drivetrain Transaxle, brakes, bearings, bushings, and the electronic motor brake | 2 years |
| Electronics Controllers, chargers, wiring harnesses, and other electrical subassemblies | 2 years |
| Batteries Replaced if found defective by an authorized provider | 3 years |
What is not covered
Normal wear items are not covered. That includes the ABS plastic shrouds, motor brushes, upholstery and seating, brake pads, tires and tubes, and fuses or bulbs. The warranty also does not cover labor, service calls or shipping unless Pride Mobility authorizes them in advance, parts and accessories that are not original Pride parts bought through an authorized Pride provider, or repairs and modifications made without Pride's consent.
Damage is not covered when it comes from contamination, abuse, misuse or negligence, battery fluid spillage or leakage, use outside the normal design specifications, improper operation, maintenance or storage, or acts of God or nature. If the transaxle's operating noise level increases, Pride does not cover it. Gradual loss of battery performance is also not covered when the battery has been left discharged, stored in the cold for a long period, or worn out through heavy use.
If something goes wrong
Call us first at 1-855-HIELINE. We file the claim with Pride Mobility for you and get the covered part sorted out rather than handing you a phone number. The base warranty covers parts, so ask us about service and labor options when you call.
Returns
This mobility scooter may be returned within 30 days of delivery if it is unused and in the original packaging. Contact us before starting a return. A mobility scooter that has been used or is missing original packaging is not eligible for return. See our return policy for complete details.
This mobility scooter has a 20% restocking fee.
Coverage at a glance
Common questions
Yes. It uses a lithium-ion battery pack: a single 20Ah battery standard, or a dual 40Ah configuration for more range. Lithium keeps the weight down compared with lead-acid.
At the full 400-pound capacity, up to 11.25 miles on the 20Ah battery or up to 22.5 miles on the 40Ah. With a lighter rider on smooth ground you may see up to 14.5 or 29 miles. Terrain, weight, and temperature all affect real range. The 40Ah is also required for Class B compliance.
It handles grass, gravel, packed trails, and campgrounds well thanks to full front and rear suspension and a suspension seat post. It rides on 9.4" solid tires with modest ground clearance, so it is not built for deep sand, mud, or large obstacles. For true backcountry, look at the Baja Wrangler 2.
Yes. It uses feather-touch disassembly, and the heaviest piece, the front section, weighs about 71 lbs. Plan on a second person or a lift, since that is heavier than a typical travel scooter.
A Pride limited lifetime warranty on the frame, two years on the electronics and drivetrain, and three years on the lithium-ion battery.
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These are extras that fit onto the mobility scooter, and every one of them is optional. Adding them here means they arrive with it rather than as a separate order later.
Read each card before you add two of them. Some accessories mount in the same place, so only one of those can be fitted at a time.
Curbside is included. Step up if you want help getting it inside or fully set up.What does this mean?
This section is how your order reaches you and how far into your home it comes.
Curbside is the free option. The mobility scooter ships from the manufacturer straight to your address. Allow about two to three days for the order to be processed and shipped, then about five more in transit depending on where you live. No carrier in this trade quotes an exact date, so treat both figures as estimates rather than promises. It arrives boxed at the curb, and getting it inside is yours to arrange.
Inside delivery means we bring it just inside your front door or into the garage, still in its packaging.
White glove takes a different route. It does not come to your address first. It ships to the delivery technician nearest you, and once it arrives there the technician calls you and books a time that suits you, then brings it into your home, sets it up in the room you choose, checks it for shipping damage and takes all the packaging away. That extra leg adds a few days, and the date is settled between you and the technician, so we cannot give you one up front.
Which one you take is up to you. Some people are glad to unpack a new mobility scooter and set it up themselves. Others would rather it arrived working, in the room they want it, with the packaging gone. Both are good reasons, and each card shows what it costs.
Included with every scooter at no extra charge.What does this mean?
This section covers what the manufacturer warrants and for how long.
There is nothing to buy here. The full terms are in the Warranty tab further up this page.
