Reviewer: paul S. from Hosford, FL
End User Desc:

Strengths: I was very well satisfied with my Passport Junior 3-wheel scooter. I love the ground clearance and the power of my new scooter.

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Reviewed on 09/05/2007

Reviewer: Susan S. from Grand Blanc, MI
End User Desc: 57 year old woman that has had 3 spinal surgeries and due for more due to injuries sustained in three car accidents since 11/2000.

Strengths: The ability to use the scooter in gravel/grass and up inclines. The distance per charge has made it nice. I like the stability it appears to have unlike the wheelchair style scooters I have seen people using that have look like they are about to tip over on inclines.

Weaknesses: Not quite enough control over the bar that regulates speed. It can sometimes jump because you don't really have the control you have with a gas pedal. I am getting better at adjusting the knob for the speed, but it would still be nice to have a little more control in the thumb bar. Also, I think there should be a better way to ship, as I could not get to the manuel before I got it out of the box. Also, I found the cardboard blocks in the shipping box very difficult to remove. Another thing I could suggest is that you make the charging cord longer. One possible improvement might be installing something that would allow me to attach (or put through) the straps I use to tie down the scooter during transportation.

Reviewed on 09/12/2006

Reviewer: Frank Ray S. from Albuquerque, NM
End User Desc: 71 y o. male, Archt., Active. COPD, high oxy. use. Bad arthritis.

Strengths: The Passport Jr. is nice looking, easy to keep clean, fairly easy to disassemble, and drives easily.

Weaknesses: It is difficult to tell when a slope is too steep, and possible to end up on your back with no warning. The safety wheels are just about worthless. Batteries cumbersome to get in and out; I wish they had a simpler connection.

Reviewed on 07/10/2006

Reviewer: Herluf C. from Council Bluff, IA
End User Desc: 90 YO male, limited endurance, 6', 200-220 lbs.

Strengths: Portability. Fits in most car trunks. Meets needs of mid size and up planes without removing seat post.

Weaknesses: Does not fit a 6' person well - difficult for a mobility impaired person to get feet to one side or the other because of front-back clearance between tiller and seat. Although clearance good enough to go over curbs, center of gravity too high. Even with care, it has tipped over twice at low-medium speed.

Reviewed on 07/07/2006

Reviewer: Fred J. from Big Bear City, CA
End User Desc: 72 year old male. 275 lbs. 6'4" tall. Difficulty walking due to diabetic neuropathy.

Strengths: I live in the San Bernardino Mountains of southern California. The scooter performs exceeding well on inclines. Climb the hillside as much as 350 feet up to @ 6% grade with no problems.

Weaknesses: In 5 weeks use the only weakness I have found is it is a bit confining for my size 6'4", but that is because I wanted to compromise size for weight.

Reviewed on 06/30/2006

Reviewer: Mark M. from Oklahoma City, OK
End User Desc: I am age 56 male, have had a knee replacement with poor results

Strengths: it is very good, it's strong in almost all areas

Weaknesses: the fact that you can't get it wet can be a problem for me. at work I have to go between buildings and in bad weather it limits me greatly

Reviewed on 04/05/2006

Reviewer: Morris S. from Ventura, CA
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Reviewed on 04/05/2006