Go Go LX 3-Wheel with CTS Suspension

I love the great turning radius! It navigates hallways and inside entryway with ease.

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frank a. from owings mill, md (caregiver)

79 year old male with dual neuropathy.

Great upgrade battery that lasts and lasts all day long and still keeps going. Also, it comes apart and goes together easily, rides and looks good, plus is quality and light weight at the same time!

So far, I haven't found one yet. Maybe the tires or something else will wear out to fast but so far I have no proof of that fleeting concern. I just used it for traveling on a charter bus with church members to Taste of Cincinnati and the Ark Encounter in Kentucky and it performed flawlessly and, although there were many different kinds of scooters there, I felt that I was riding on one of the very best available.

jay t. from bloomington, il

64 year old with prosthetic leg that cannot be worn over 4 hours or stump will get a sore on boney area. So it allows me to travel more.

The suspension makes it a smoother ride.

I haven’t found any as yet but it is still new to me.

joyce l. from bridgeport, ct

73 year old female with COPD plus neuropathy of the feet who has trouble walking. This is my second scooter from SpinLife.

Great turn radius, a narrow footprint, and the suspension system certainly softens the bumps, etc.

The current LED light could be made brighter and a comparatively smaller profile front basket would be a great accessory item for us guys. Kinda hard to reach door handles and effectively opening doors to access buildings, offices, etc., with the larger basket’s length. I’d be happy to either see that as an optional choice or accessory item. I greatly favor the overall quality and endurance of Pride scooters.

robert p. from mckinney, tx

As an older adult unable to walk, due to a Motor Neuron Disease, I prefer this 3-wheel LX for my primary in-home use. Great turn radius and narrow.

Small and nice looking.

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donald s. from naples, fl (caregiver)

Paralyzed.

It feels more stable and the use of fingers to operate rather than just thumbs

Takes awhile to get use to the speeds, very slow to very fast quickly.

nanette g. from dallas, tx

Use the scooter anytime I do out and in the neighborhood.

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dorothy d. from big spring, tx (caregiver)

Took it to a tail gate and a football game. It was fantastic, enjoyed the way it worked and rode.

Much smoother ride outside on sidewalks.

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gary o. from fresno, ca

76 year old male - actually second scooter as first wore out and wanted the bigger battery. New one is superior to old one.

Maneuvers well.

The basket sticks out too far. I don't use it.

jean h. from troy, va

I am an 84 year lady. I live in a spacious home. I use the scooter instead of a power chair. This scooter maneuvers and suits my needs very well.

The suspension and the ability to be broken down for trunk travel.

None that I've found so far.

henry o. from delray beach, fl

The quality of the Go-Go scooter is very high. I love how easily it breaks down for trunk travel. I received the scooter in two days, that's fast.

Comfortable. I like the headlight.

Transaxle seems to be a problem

michael m. from tracy, ca

73 year old disabled. Use in home. Having clicking noise in transaxle. Waiting on the replacement part to repair.

Durable, easy to disassemble for transport, comfortable seating, additional feature to carry a walker is available

Three wheel model does not provide stability on rough or slanted surfaces. The four wheel model would suit me better

alan e w. from hilton head island, sc

65 years old. Walks with walker Can not drive due to medications use of scooter gives more freedom to go farther