Go-Go LX 4-Wheel with CTS Suspension

Ease of use and that it can be easily taken apart.

Parts heavier than expected.

recco r. from waterbury, ct

Hi my name is Recco I'm 5'10" and I need the Pride Go Go Scooter to get around out doors more my disability is my back I've had Cervical Surgery.

Suspension system and turning radius

Seat comfort needs improvement and could always use more speed and distance

steve y. from carlsbad, nm

Retired USN Submarine Sailor. Disabled Veteran. Cannot walk.

Very maneuverable.

Needs a back-up beeper with a cut-off switch on the tiller.

thomas k d. from louisville, co

65-year old male with post polio syndrome. Can walk but have no stamina.

Easy assembly, quality parts, easy to use, well packaged

Packaging disposal; can't accessorize for both oxygen bottle and walker

bill r. from helena, mt (caregiver)

92 year old woman of limited mobility

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robert r. from houston, tx (caregiver)

Joan born 3/5/37 cannot walk very far and uses crutches. Was in a car accident when she was 17.

Easy to ride, larger foot space, much easier to re-charge, nicer look to it, has more colors to pick from (I like the yellow) and Pride makes the best travel scooter there is.

Change the speed from 4.4 to 5.4. It's a little slow but gets you there in style. Have a larger basket option- I fill the small up too fast with groceries.

darel n. from bakersfield, ca

72 year old male. Can't walk, weight 260 lbs.

The suspension is real good its not pokey. It moves really fine, my husband felt safe.

So far nothing, and the way its built don't look for any for some time.

bonnie s. from sioux falls, sd (caregiver)

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Travels on more surfaces and has smoother ride.

Foot rests scratch easily and hard to keep looking nice.

karolyn g. from san leandro, ca

I am 63 year old female. I had a Go-Go Elite four wheel scooter, but wanted something that was more durable and would travel on more surfaces.

Mobility

None

donald j. from southport, nc

I am completely dependent on a wheelchair Because of severe neuropathy in my legs and DDD The scooter enables me to get around outside

Inexpensive

Suspension is a joke.

william m. from albuquerque, nm

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More comfort, good range, stable.

Less range on batteries; have to recharge more frequently than with my previous Pride travel scooter.

william t. from albuquerque, nm

Progressive MS condition. Upper 60's. Use only forearm crutches or scooter/wheelchair. Own van with internal lift.

Comes apart and is easy to assemble. The heaviest piece is a little difficult for me (spouse and caregiver) to get in and out of the car, but I manage. My husband is more willing to go places when he uses his scooter.

The chassis of the scooter is a little heavy to get in and out of my car

carol b. from houston, tx (caregiver)

My husband has difficulty walking and this scooter is helping him with his independence