Reviewer: barbara J. from Hot springs, SD
End User Desc: 62 yr old female with physical disability making walking difficult

Strengths: easy for me to load when i take it apart.

Weaknesses: color panals are not secured very well. lost one of the red side strips and would like to know how to get one please.

Reviewed on 08/24/2010

Reviewer: Thurman B. from Belmont, NC
End User Desc: I cannot walk a long way. this helps me to go fishing on piers, shop with my wife and other places

Strengths:

Weaknesses:

Reviewed on 07/25/2010

Reviewer: Joseph C. from Londonderry, NH
End User Desc: user cannot walk long distances

Strengths: quality and that it comes apart to transport

Weaknesses:

Reviewed on 05/20/2010

Reviewer: Matthew K. from Pharr, TX
End User Desc: Neuropothy

Strengths: Ease of transporting scooter.

Weaknesses: The panels used to change colors are not securely attached. The panels at the foot rests come off easily.

Reviewed on 12/27/2009

Reviewer: Elaine W. from Norristown, PA
End User Desc: I enjoy riding this go go scooter, but the pressure on my thumb has caused irritation to my thumb. We found a headlight for night time.

Strengths: It is excellent for u turns.

Weaknesses: Pretty much about the sore thumb and having to purchase a light for night riding.

Reviewed on 11/22/2009

Reviewer: Raymond B. from Evansville, IN (caregiver)
End User Desc: My wife has Charcot Marie Toothe. Over the years it has become difficult for her to walk long distances. This allows to again go on extended trips.

Strengths: Portability. My wife can load and unload by herself even if I am not there.

Weaknesses: My wife finds removing the battery case some what difficult. Otherwise assembly/disassembly works as easy as the Internet video shows.

Reviewed on 11/19/2009

Reviewer: Laura S. from Grand Junction, CO
End User Desc: 63 yrs old, arthritis in most joints that limits walking and standing for long periods.

Strengths: Long-lasting battery, quiet operation, easy assembly and disassembly, cute!

Weaknesses: trim parts that fall off. Basket too small. Parts are heavy for me to lift. bell is too soft to get anyone's attention (they would probably think it was a cell-phone)

Reviewed on 09/30/2009

Reviewer: steven C. from Elk Grove, CA
End User Desc: I am a male and suffered a stroke last february

Strengths: maneuverability; power to climb inclines

Weaknesses: could really use some kind of sturdy tray for transporting things at work ( like lunches from the lunch room, etc); more ground clearance would be nice

Reviewed on 09/04/2009

Reviewer: alfred D. from McKinney, TX (caregiver)
End User Desc: This is for my wife. She can walk with canes, but not long distances. This scooter has given her back her freedom of movement.

Strengths: It is easy for me to assemble and disassemble. Goes on the airplane with no difficulty and seems to be pretty durable.

Weaknesses: The plastic color plates are not very secure. I may have to glue them on permanently.

Reviewed on 08/22/2009

Reviewer: Joy G. from Plymouth, MN
End User Desc: 51 years of age with Multiple Sclerosis

Strengths: I like how stable and safe I feel using my scooter. Very easy to break down for transporting. I also like the Delta Tiller because I have right hand strength issues.

Weaknesses: Too bad the battery doesn't recharge when being used like an automobile one does.

Reviewed on 07/16/2009

Reviewer: Kathleen M. from White Lake, MI
End User Desc: Female, age 64 with severe arthritis.

Strengths: Easy to use on gravel, up small inclines, and any normal walking area. It goes fast and battery holds a long charge. I used for 20 hours without a new charge.

Weaknesses: It takes 2 women or 1 man to take apart and put in trunk of car. I have severe arthritis and I need a helper. However, great for trips. I would have had to stay home without it.

Reviewed on 07/13/2009

Reviewer: Patricia P. from Northwood, OH
End User Desc:

Strengths: I love my scooter and can load it into the van by myself. You do not even need a ramp. It moves well on the grass around my yard and allows me to get from flower bed to flower bed easily. I haven't tipped it over yet. It navigates well in store who do not have scooter for you to use.

Weaknesses: Have only had it for a couple of months and have not found any weaknesses yet.

Reviewed on 06/20/2009

Reviewer: Clarence B. from Oakland, ME
End User Desc: I am 65 years old and have Leg weakness

Strengths: the ease of taking it apart and putting it back together.

Weaknesses: Ihave not found any yet.

Reviewed on 06/07/2009

Reviewer: Pauline B. from Harrington Park, NJ
End User Desc: I am the primary user of this product. I am in my '80's and disabled. It has already solved many problems I have had getting around.

Strengths: Easy to operate. Provides access to outdoor activies that require moving over grass, paths, pavement,etc. Length of time and distance before needing to re-charge the unit.

Weaknesses: Assistance needed in order to travel with it using either a power lift or car trunk.

Reviewed on 06/03/2009

Reviewer: Juanita K. from Lilburn, GA
End User Desc:

Strengths: The scooter is as expected. It is a very good working tool for my wife to travel when at the mall. She is getting out more now with self confidence and pride.

Weaknesses: The sound device used for a horn or buzer is usless. I am amazed this is actually part of a superior scooter. Do you really think it is sufficient?

Reviewed on 05/26/2009

Reviewer: Robert H. from Longview, TX
End User Desc: IM 79 YEARS OLD AND HAVE A BAD BACK. CANT WALK BUT A SHORT WAY WITH THE GO GO I CAN GO ABOUT WHERE I WANT TO GO.

Strengths: HOW EASY IT IS TO PUT IN TRUNK OF CAR AND HOW EASY IT IS TO PUT TOGATHER

Weaknesses: AT THIS TIME I KNOW OF NONE

Reviewed on 05/08/2009

Reviewer: Jack B. from Copperas Cove, TX
End User Desc:

Strengths: 4 wheels, basket in front and on the rear, swivel seat, arm rests, seat belt, with the 17ah battery I have more time to do chores.

Weaknesses: The anti-tip wheels are only 1 inch off the ground, so I get stuck a lot on uneven ground. When you max the weight of 300lbs, it goes much slower than the stated speed of 4 mph.

Reviewed on 04/27/2009

Reviewer: Doreen E. from Gilbert, AZ
End User Desc: I am a 51 and have ms and have problems with balance,weakness & pain. The scooter has made it possible for me to shop and go on outings.

Strengths: Sturdy, battery lasts a long time before recharging and I really like that the hand controls can be used on both sides.

Weaknesses: Can not think of any.

Reviewed on 04/19/2009

Reviewer: George P. from Cuba, MO (caregiver)
End User Desc: Female 65 has bad knees and back

Strengths: Being able to take it apart and assemble it easy.

Weaknesses: The side trims fall off. The velcrow does not hold it on.

Reviewed on 03/01/2009

Reviewer: Peter B. from Liverpool, NY (caregiver)
End User Desc: 59 She had a stoke on right side, can not speak and is paralized on the right side and has difulculty walking.The scooter gives her independence.

Strengths: light weight easy to disasemble to put in car and really like that you can change the color makes it a whole new veh. when ever you want some change

Weaknesses: none

Reviewed on 02/15/2009

Reviewer: eileen S. from Katy, TX (caregiver)
End User Desc: My husband, 59 years old, stroke victim. Has some use of right leg/arm

Strengths: Small and easy for him to manuver. I feel the price is good and once I figure out how to take it apart I am sure it will fit in the trunk of my car.

Weaknesses: The lever to move the seat should be available on both sides. My husband cannot use his right hand and that is where the lever is. Horn should be louder.

Reviewed on 02/11/2009

Reviewer: Tyrone B. from Charlotte, NC
End User Desc: Physically disabled

Strengths:

Weaknesses: none as of yet

Reviewed on 01/30/2009

Reviewer: Marcella M. from Commerce City, CO
End User Desc:

Strengths: I am a MS patient, walking is tough, and now movement is much easier(I used a walker before)...making the machine as small(footprint space)is best(doorways are toughest to maneuver)..but(for me) taking the armrests off helped a lot(my use is almost inside)...the swivel seat is nice and overall quality is very good!

Weaknesses: none, so far!

Reviewed on 01/18/2009

Reviewer: Frank A. from Oxnard, CA (caregiver)
End User Desc: My wife, bad hip.

Strengths: price.

Weaknesses: none.

Reviewed on 01/01/2009

Reviewer: michael S. from Loveland, OH
End User Desc: I am a 55 year old male that has polio. I walk with the aid of a walker and use my scooter for longer distances

Strengths: It is light weight but extremely well built. The turning radius is tight. The 4 wheel model adds to the stability of this scooter. It is easily disassembled and transports well. The handle bar and controls are very easy and comfortable to use. The life of a single battery charge is spectacular. The seat is extremely comfortable.

Weaknesses: None so far

Reviewed on 12/10/2008

Reviewer: William S. from Racine, WI
End User Desc: AGE 83. Really love it. Now my wife and I both have one and we get around we love and it is fun to ride

Strengths: easy to visit neighbors and ride a local bike trail.

Weaknesses: could not find any. except when going over a bump it is too rigid and hard on the back.

Reviewed on 11/13/2008

Reviewer: ANNIE G. from CINCINNATI, OH
End User Desc: This is a great scooter, I just don't like the fact thats its hard to plug in the charger on the front of the seat, because I am handicap and its hard

Strengths: the lasting time on the charger, it lasts a long time

Weaknesses: learning to turn around in a tight space

Reviewed on 10/15/2008

Reviewer: Pamela G. from Caldwell, ID (caregiver)
End User Desc: Dad is 92 years old and is losing the ability to go in/out of the house safely. He has severe hip pain and is unsteady and has a potential for fallin

Strengths: Easy to use, even for elderly and frail.

Weaknesses: It needs shocks. When the scooter hits bumps, it causes pain for the people with hip or spinal discomfort.

Reviewed on 10/04/2008

Reviewer: Christena H. from Los Angeles, CA
End User Desc: I am a 61 year old woman with severe arthritis. Recently, I had foot surgery to repair damage due to arthritis.

Strengths: It is very sturdy and very stable.

Weaknesses: None that I have found.

Reviewed on 09/18/2008

Reviewer: David S. from Columbia, SC
End User Desc: 50 year old male with MS and limited ability to walk.

Strengths: The greatest strength of the Go-Go Elite is its ease of assembly and disassembly. It assembled right out of the box in about 10 minutes and after charging the battery it worked perfectly. In the short time that I have owned it it has been assembled multiple times with no dificulty.

Weaknesses: When you by any light weight scooter you will have to sacrifice the extras like heavy duty seats and and lights. This scooter is has no weaknesses that I have found.

Reviewed on 09/13/2008

Reviewer: Ilona A. from Oakland Gardens, NY
End User Desc: 58 year old female,need both knees replaced before owning this scooter i could not go anywhere, now i go all over. don't know how i did without it.ilo

Strengths: how easy it is to take with you. it fits in any car trunk.

Weaknesses: none

Reviewed on 09/10/2008

Reviewer: Robert H. from Albuquerque, NM (caregiver)
End User Desc: Has many health issues. Not able to walk far or to stand for more than a minute or so.

Strengths: Easy to take apart, (except seat)speed adjuster which allows for VERY SMOOTH starts and allows to be operated in close quarters. lIFE OF BATTERY. We have not recharged the batteries since purchase and have used it sereral times including to go up and down a steep grade at the lake while on vacation. Having done, that I would not recommend operating scooter on grades above what is recommended in USER MANUAL. A well built scooter overall. Wife really likes it.

Weaknesses: Hard ride when operated on other than smooth surfaces. Seat does not come off without a fight. Takes up the total back area of our small SUV, so unable to have passengers ride with us if we take the scooter.

Reviewed on 08/23/2008

Reviewer: Lynx G. from Brockport, NY
End User Desc: Age 40, fibromyalgia for 20+ years, using scooter mostly for bad days and for long days when a lot of walking or standing would be too much.

Strengths: It's comfortable, zippy, lightweight, easy to dismantle and put together, easy to drive, good looking, it runs long, and the colors are fun to play around with. I really love it!

Weaknesses: I'm used to larger wheels, from riding an old scooter. Ground clearance measures higher on this new one, but smaller wheels have turned out to make it harder to go over uneven ground. The cover on top of the tiller is a little difficult to change, and it snaps off easily during transport. The first time we took it somewhere, the bottom tab broke off the blue one, and we can't figure out what bumped it. The second time, the bottom tab broke off the gray one I used to replace the blue one, and we still can't figure out how anything could have hit it, especially hard enough to break a tab. The other panels, which are Velcro attached, stay on just fine. The key also doesn't always work quite right for some reason. I have to press it a little in just the right way when I turn the scooter on, or it gets persnickety and beeps at me, refusing to run. Something is also going on with a back wheel, and it's too new for this to be happening. I'm going to have to get it looked at.

Reviewed on 08/20/2008

Reviewer: Avlee D. from Naples, NY
End User Desc: I am 87 years old and have Poly Myalgia Rheumatica that does not allow me to walk around my village. My "Go'Go" takes me any where I wish to go.

Strengths: I am inpresses with abraking ability of my scooter.

Weaknesses: I think the changable colors are unnessary.

Reviewed on 07/19/2008

Reviewer: Erlene G. from Medford, OR
End User Desc: I am 69 year old female with post polio. I can walk without help (cane,brace, etc.) inside my home, etc. but cannot go more than a few blocks with us

Strengths: stability is wonderful. I rented 3 different three wheel P ride scooters in three different cities before buying the four wheel. Turning radius is very good - goes over small lip or edge in pavement, dirt,rocks, gravel without ever feeling it might tip. Easy to dismantle, quick to put together, holds battery charge forever!

Weaknesses: Truly, honestly have found none. Wish it was a little lighter - like the 3-wheel Prides that I rented but for out of doors on rough terraine, it is perfect.

Reviewed on 07/15/2008

Reviewer: Jessica L. from Plattsburgh, NY
End User Desc: I am 31 years old and got disabled from a car accident. The scooter is wonderful! I finally have a way to be mobile and have freedom!

Strengths:

Weaknesses:

Reviewed on 06/18/2008

Reviewer: Michael B. from Alexandria, VA
End User Desc: I am age 71 with lumbar spinal stenosis and can only walk a short distance. I have a full-size scooter but bought this one for travel.

Strengths: Some might appreciate/need the increased stability of the 4-wheel model (if indeed it is more stable). That is why I bought it but now I have questions whether I made the right decision. Scooter quality seems good.

Weaknesses: The battery is not strapped down and could become separated from the scooter in airline travel. The 4-wheel model has a MUCH WIDER turning radius than the 3-wheel model--I wish I had purchased the 3-wheel version.

Reviewed on 06/12/2008

Reviewer: Olive C. from Petaluma, CA (caregiver)
End User Desc: 84 year old male with many medical issues; Unable to stand for more than a couple of minutes. Walks hunched over with a walker very very short dista

Strengths: we love the way the system breaks so easily.

Weaknesses: brochure states it breaks into 5 pieces (which it does). However the very light weight basket is one of the pieces. Would be better to say designed to break down into 4 pieces as the basket basically weighs nothing. It would give you a better expectation about the weight of the other 4 pieces.

Reviewed on 06/04/2008

Reviewer: TOM H. from HEBRON, OH (caregiver)
End User Desc: Very happy with the assembly. Less than 5 minutes. To disassembly is very quick and very light. Like every aspect.

Strengths: assembly and disassembly, very simple, very easy to load into a trunk of small car.

Weaknesses: none

Reviewed on 05/27/2008

Reviewer: Joel L. from Alexandria, VA (caregiver)
End User Desc: This product is wonderful. Have recommended it to several people.

Strengths:

Weaknesses:

Reviewed on 05/26/2008

Reviewer: Darel N. from Bakersfield, CA
End User Desc: excelant scooter I`VE HAD 2 LYNX 4`S ONE GO-GO LITE AND A ODYSIE DRIVE this is by far the best of the best

Strengths: its versitility

Weaknesses: none

Reviewed on 05/11/2008

Reviewer: Nancy C. from Phoenix, AZ (caregiver)
End User Desc: 50 yr old male on oxygen

Strengths: Ease of using this product

Weaknesses: None found as of this date

Reviewed on 04/24/2008

Reviewer: Eldon L. from Wasilla, AK
End User Desc:

Strengths: I like the convenience of how easy it is put in the trunk of my car. Thank you

Weaknesses: Ithas no weaknesses that i have found. Thank you

Reviewed on 04/10/2008

Reviewer: Charles B. from Somerset, OH (caregiver)
End User Desc: 68 years, walking disability.

Strengths: The ability to quickly assemble & disassemble to transport in trunk of a normal size car.

Weaknesses: None.

Reviewed on 03/27/2008

Reviewer: Charlotte T. from Houston, TX (caregiver)
End User Desc: 78 year old lady cancer survivor rods in both legs needs oxygen has copd chf

Strengths: light weight easy to load in back of van

Weaknesses: need larger front baskets less confusing on first getting it started

Reviewed on 01/18/2008

Reviewer: Diana L. from Glendale, AZ
End User Desc: Age 61 with copd with emphysema Can only walk short distances. Using to be able to go the malls, zoo, and theme parks. Not required within house.

Strengths: Easy assembly and disassembly, easy to drive, very comfortable seat

Weaknesses: weak horn Battery package of 30lbs may be to heavy for some people to use. The basket is very small.

Reviewed on 01/05/2008

Reviewer: John A. from Harker Heights, TX
End User Desc:

Strengths: One person, even someone with limited mobility, can quickly assemble/disassemble for transportation...

Weaknesses: In folded position, key is vulnerable to banging against frame and seat post -- potential for damage.

Reviewed on 01/02/2008

Reviewer: Ruth A. from Monticello, IN
End User Desc: I'm 60, have nerve damage in my feet, love flea marketing but was very limited last 3 years due to my feet

Strengths: Very quick and easy to put together, parts are light enough for me to handle, easy to operate, impressed with inclines, small enough to go through any doorway, I love it!

Weaknesses: The seat slightly wobbles, the pins are almost too small for the holes - I heard one hit the cement I was on or I would of lost it, I purchased the large basket and was very disappointed - I thought it would be at least twice that size (way too small)especially for the price (that should be about an $8.00 item, not $56.00)

Reviewed on 10/31/2007

Reviewer: Thomas C. from Muskego, WI
End User Desc: age 66; spinal steniosis; scooter is for outdoor use ; plan to use while traveling

Strengths: easy to assemble and disassemble; comfortable; nice looking; adequate power; well engineered.

Weaknesses: no weaknesses found; again, Spinlife and Pride were very helpful.

Reviewed on 10/27/2007

Reviewer: David K. from Australia (caregiver)
End User Desc: age 55 celebral palsy

Strengths:

Weaknesses:

Reviewed on 10/18/2007

Reviewer: Susan C. from Boise, ID
End User Desc:

Strengths: the power and tne seat that turns all the way around.

Weaknesses: needs a brake light or a lighted light in the rear.also i am long legged and could use extra room for the legs to stretch out.

Reviewed on 10/08/2007

Reviewer: marietta H. from Concrete, WA
End User Desc: age 63, unable to walk very far at a time

Strengths: ease in putting product together

Weaknesses: none

Reviewed on 08/06/2007

Reviewer: Kathleen S. from Rapid City, SD (caregiver)
End User Desc: Male, age 22, Friedrich's Ataxia. Has difficulty walking so he loves his GoGo to get around!

Strengths:

Weaknesses:

Reviewed on 06/07/2007

Reviewer: Morris M. from Mesa, AZ (caregiver)
End User Desc: My wife is the user of the new scooter.

Strengths: Ability to control speed.

Weaknesses: Shape of basket - does not hold a large purse very well.

Reviewed on 05/20/2007