The Golden Eagle is the other serious all-terrain scooter we sell, and it earns its spot. It sits higher than most heavy-duty scooters, turns tighter than you'd expect for its size, and with the extended batteries it'll go farther than most people want to ride in a day.
Key features
- 500 lb weight capacity
- 5" ground clearance for grass, gravel and uneven ground
- 13" pneumatic tires with full front and rear suspension
- Up to 23 miles standard, up to 32 miles with the extended batteries
- High-back captain's seat, LED lighting, front basket
Eagle or PX4?
People cross-shop these two constantly. The short version: the Eagle sits higher (5" of ground clearance vs. 3.5") and turns tighter (69" vs. about 82"). The Pride PX4 is faster (9.2 mph vs. 8 mph). If your property is rough or your garage is tight, lean Eagle. If you've got long open paths, lean PX4.
Who it's for, and who it isn't
Good fit: riders up to 500 lb who spend most of their time outdoors on mixed ground.
Not a fit: anyone who needs to lift it into a car. It's a full-size machine that needs a garage and, for travel, a vehicle lift or carrier.
Specifications
| Weight capacity |
500 lb |
| Top speed |
8 mph |
| Range per charge |
Up to 23 miles (standard NF-22 batteries); up to 32 miles (extended 75Ah) |
| Seat |
High-back captain's seat, 20" W x 18" D |
| Tires |
13" pneumatic, front and rear |
| Turning radius |
69" |
| Ground clearance |
5" |
| Overall size |
56.5" L x 27" W |
Specs from Golden Technologies. Real-world range drops with hills, cold weather and rider weight.
Buying it from us
- We order the Eagle from Golden. Call (704) 879-5189 for current lead time.
- Free delivery within 25 miles of our Fort Mill showroom, assembled and set up at your house.
- We service what we sell. If something goes wrong, you call us, not a warehouse.
- CareCredit financing, plus FSA and HSA cards. We don't bill Medicare directly, but you may qualify for reimbursement. See our insurance guide.
Golden Eagle questions we get
Standard or extended batteries?
If you regularly ride more than about 15 miles in a day, or your route has hills, get the extended. Otherwise standard is plenty.
Can it go off-road?
It handles grass, gravel and rough yards well, thanks to 5" of clearance and full suspension. It's not a trail bike, so skip deep mud and steep slopes.
Does it come apart for transport?
Not in any way you'd want to do in a parking lot. Plan on a lift or carrier.
Comparing models? See our guide: PX4 vs. Golden Eagle.