Go Go Sport 3-Wheel

Plenty of power and climbs grades with ease.

I just have to watch my speed turning a corner as it can tip over.

frank s. from branson, mo

Frank Stone, 200 Glory Rd C-6, Branson, MO 65616 9139046640. Love my Go-Go Sport 3 wheeler so far. I'm 82 years old, live in a condo with w

They come apart easy as the old ones do.

They have a delay in stopping and starting. The older ones stopped fast. I called and told them about this they say it’s safer this way, yes and no. It’s not safer as for example if a kid runs out in front of you at a fair or park, and you let off throttle, there is a delay in stopping and accident then occurs. Next is the older scooters would go down one light after a long time ru. Inch, the new ones go down one light after 5 minutes. Overall, I think the new scooters are not as long lasting as the older ones even though I run the same 18 Amp battery. To help this I buy the 22 amp battery and put it in myself from you, and it helps a little.  Past that these scooters are the best on the market I think.

thomas k. from beloit, wi

Older gogo scooters stopped fast, new ones don’t. They say it’s for safety but you can run over a kid if he runs out in front of you cuz of delay.

Quality

None

jimmie g. from lake park, fl

Retired Engineer, 89 years old, unable to walk far due to copd. my 3 wheel chariat is just what I needed. I was wathing the world go by, not now.

Great maneuverability.

Could be more comfortable when sitting in it for long periods.

peter d. from canton, oh (caregiver)

Bought the Pride Go Go Sport 3 wheel scooter for my wife as a replacement for the Pride Go Go elite traveler plus 3 wheel scooter that she was using.

We keep it in the car for use around town and when we travel. It fits on our lift and is easy to load and unload. The short turning radius makes it easy to shop.

Tie-down points are only provided on the rear end so it is difficult to secure it on the lift in our car. We have to improvise to secure it on the front end. The heavy batteries give it good range, but are difficult to carry into the house to be charged.

olen t. from albuquerque, nm

Female, 77 years old, severe fibromyalgia and Osteoarthritis, have been using handicap scooters for 20 years

Weight capacity, leg room ease of disassembly for transportation.

None yet

eugene p. from laurel fork, va

I am disabled with muscular dystrophy and cannot walk over 20-25 feet. I also have no balance related to bilateral polyneuropathy.

Able to breakdown for easy travel

Nothing yet

sue c. from manhattan beach, ca (caregiver)

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I feel secure when on the scooter. I can travel from store to store and feel safe. These scooters are easy to load and unload from our vehicle

I can't think of any weakness of this scooter

dorothy a. from merced, ca

My husband and I are 85 years young. This three wheel Go-Go Sport Travel Scooter is mainly used by my husband but I do use it sometimes.

Mobility and well made frame.

The under the seat lock is made of soft material that wears out quickly. Metal is too soft.

lewis s. from gainesville, fl

A male whose age is 87 and owns 2 Pride Sport scooters purchased from SpinLife. One for day then one for night. For me much more useful.

Easy to use.

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winona s. from austin, tx

I am a 77 age old woman who uses the scooter for long mid-range to longer range outings

Battery weight limit

Small wheels. Low center of gravity. Unable to go over short grass

anthony s. from coral springs, fl

Yes the product is an asset to my life style. Ive used it on flat level pavement and it works great. But on short grass it doesn’t work well.

I have run into walls, people, and over curbs but my scooter just takes it. I’ve lost shroud covers, scuffed up the outsides of the arm rests, even messed up one of the reflectors and it keeps going. My keychain has knocked the top off the horn button but it still beeps. I love speed so my normal speed setting is wide open. Yes I’ve been hard on my scooter but has stood the test.

In the beginning I would break it down and carry it in the back on my Honda Fit. The weight of the pieces got to be more than I could handle so I moved up to an outside lift on an SUV. That was my weakness, not the scooter’s. The only other weakness and it’s not really a weakness, I wish it had more clearance underneath so it could run on grass easier.

marilyn m. from danville, il

As a 79 year old lady I love Spinlife and Pride Scooters. My body is full of arthritis but I’m not ready to give up yet.