Ocala Man Installs Nitro Boost on Mobility Scooter, Sets Unofficial Drag Racing Record at Walmart
Elderly speed enthusiast clocks 38 mph down aisle 4 before deploying parachute over the frozen seafood section.

Key Points for the Wise
- ▶72-year-old retired mechanic modifies personal mobility scooter with dual brushless motors and nitrous boost.
- ▶Speed run reaches 38 mph with rear parachute deployment for controlled stopping.
- ▶Ocala retirement community names scooter the 'Silver Lightning' of the crosswalk.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the legal speed limit for mobility scooters?
Standard mobility scooters are designed for pedestrian pathways and typically operate at speeds between 4 to 8 mph.
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