Introducing the Merits Health Roadster 4 Wheel Mobility Scooter – Your Affordable and Convenient Mobility Solution

Seeking an affordable and easily portable mobility scooter that effortlessly navigates both indoor and outdoor spaces? Look no further than the Merits Health Roadster S741A 4-Wheel Mobility Scooter. This quality scooter brings together practicality, lightweight design, and affordability, offering you unparalleled mobility without straining your budget.

Experience the Freedom of Portability

With a mere weight of 106 lbs., the Merits Health Roadster S741A stands out as one of the lightest mobility scooters available. Powered by two 12AH batteries, this scooter offers a driving range of up to 6 miles per charge at a maximum speed of 4 miles per hour. Despite its lightweight nature, the Roadster boasts a weight capacity of 300 lbs.

Effortless Transportation

Transporting the Roadster is a breeze. Simply fold the seat forward and detach it from the base, remove the battery pack, and fold down the tiller. When disassembled, the heaviest component weighs only 36 lbs. This compact scooter fits into most car trunks and easily fits in trucks or SUVs.

Stability Redefined

Equipped with 7-inch front wheels and 8-inch rear wheels, the Roadster S741A guarantees stability. Whether you're indoors, exploring a mall, navigating sidewalks, or riding around your neighborhood, the anti-tip wheels keep you steady even when faced with obstacles or hills. The scooter's non-marking wheels ensure cleanliness indoors, while its 22-inch overall width allows easy passage through doorways. With a turning radius of 43 inches, maneuverability is second nature.

Comfort Above All

The Merits Health S741A doesn't compromise on comfort. The wide foot platform ensures a comfortable ride, and taller riders can even rest their feet on the wheel rims. The adjustable 18-inch swivel seat caters to individual preferences, with flip-back armrests ensuring safety and ease while getting on or off. The armrests are also width adjustable, enhancing comfort further.

Tailored Driving Experience

Adjusting the tiller angle is effortless, allowing you to find the perfect driving position. User-friendly controls on the tiller put you in command, while the ignition key handles powering the Roadster S741A on and off. A speed control knob lets you adjust your pace, and intuitive levers facilitate forward and backward movement. The battery gauge keeps you informed about your power levels.

Convenient Features

The Roadster is equipped with a front basket for personal items and shopping. It incorporates a portable power system and an additional charging station beneath the dashboard, ensuring you stay powered throughout your journey. Its simple disassembly into lightweight components simplifies transportation and storage.

Specifications 

• Weight Capacity: 260 lbs
• Seat Width: 18"
• Seat Depth: 17"
• Backrest Height: 15"
• Seat-to-Ground Height: 19" - 21"
• Seat-to-Deck Height: 16" - 18"
• Overall Length: 30"
• Overall Width: 21"
• Overall Height: 36”
• Turning Radius: 43.3"
• Ground Clearance: 2"
• Weight of Heaviest Piece: 36 lbs
• Total Weight: 107 lbs
• Max Speed: 4 mph
• Per Charge Range: up to 6 miles
• Motor: DC 24V, 100W
• Controller: PG S-Drive 45A
• Battery Size (2): 12V/12AH
• Charger: 1.8A off-board
• Gradient: 6°
• Front Wheel(s): 8" PU
• Rear Wheels: 8" PU
• Suspension: n/a
• Standard Colors: Red or Blue

FAQs: Your Queries Answered

How fast does my scooter go?

This scooter can travel up to six (6) miles between charges and has a maximum speed of four (4) miles per hour.

What is the warranty on Merits power chairs?

Merits Health Products, Inc. provides a warranty for the main frame against defects for the lifetime expectancy of this power chair (5 years).

Where is the model number on a Merits scooter?

The model number is located at the bottom, as indicated by "easy go deluxe" on this power wheelchair.

How do you charge a Merits scooter?

We recommend charging your scooter at least twice a week for 10 to 12 hours each time, even during periods of infrequent use.