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Lynx-L 4 Wheel Scooter by Invacare
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The NEW Invacare Lynx L-4 scooter offers the features of the L-3 model with the performance and bold look of a four-wheel scooter. The stable four-wheel base of the L-4 model handles varying surfaces with ease. Customize the L-4 model to fit your person by simply adjusting the seat height, armrest width and tiller angle. Get comfortable, get set and go! With a top speed of five mph, you can feel confident the Lynx L-4 scooter will get you to your destination on time.

Lynx L-4 Features:

• Available in BLUE or RED shroud color.
• Available in 3 or 4-Wheeled models.
• 0 – 5 MPH Speed Range (depending on rider weight and terrain).
• 7 Mile travel capacity (depending on rider weight and terrain).
• Easy 4-Step, 5-Piece quick disassembly.
• Heaviest section (front) is a mere 39 pounds.
• Connector-free, drop-in battery pack (includes two 12 AH batteries).
• Self-contained battery charger – charge batteries on or off the unit.
• Foam-Filled, flat-free tires.
• 360 degree swivel seat – adjustable to 3 heights.
• Seat and back is padded with width adjustable flip-up arms.
• 3 position adjustable tiller with easy to use controls.
• Ample leg room and foot clearance.
• Front tiller basket included.

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Brand: Invacare Supply

Description	Item #	Price	Qty
Color: Blue mfr#:INVL4B	256-1016xx-1	$839.95
Color: Red mfr#:INVL4R	256-1016xx-2	$839.95

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