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Brake Assembly for Pride Celebrity XL Heavy Duty (SC4450DX) & Legend XL (SC3450) Mobility Scooters (DRV1040)
$174.99
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Brake Assembly for Pride Celebrity XL Heavy Duty (SC4450DX) & Legend XL (SC3450) Mobility Scooters (DRV1040) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
A mobility scooter brake is designed to be durable, but scooter brakes can get damaged or eventually wear out. This is the replacement brake assembly that you want for the Pride Celebrity XL Deluxe Edition (SC4450DX) and Pride Legend XL (SC3450) mobility scooters.
These Pride scooters use the regenerative braking system, sometimes referred to as an electro-mechanical dynamic scooter brake. When the operator releases the throttle, the mobility scooter brake automatically slows the scooter to a stop. In other words; the brake is "on" by default until the throttle is again engaged. This is what keeps an unattended scooter from rolling away downhill.
Scooter brakes can also be disengaged by means of a manual clutch or lever which allows a freewheel, or "push-me" mode, even if the batteries are dead or removed from the scooter.
Pride Mobility: DRV1040
⚠ WARNING California Residents: Proposition 65 Warning
These Pride scooters use the regenerative braking system, sometimes referred to as an electro-mechanical dynamic scooter brake. When the operator releases the throttle, the mobility scooter brake automatically slows the scooter to a stop. In other words; the brake is "on" by default until the throttle is again engaged. This is what keeps an unattended scooter from rolling away downhill.
Scooter brakes can also be disengaged by means of a manual clutch or lever which allows a freewheel, or "push-me" mode, even if the batteries are dead or removed from the scooter.
Pride Mobility: DRV1040
⚠ WARNING California Residents: Proposition 65 Warning