Go-Go Elite Traveller Plus 3-Wheel

Being small enough to use in my house. I love the scooter seat. It's very comfy. I like that the front tire isn't covered with the scooter floor, and is free to move on it own. It enables me to get as close as possible to things and it's very manueverable. Getting close as possible to the bathtub is VERY important when being disabled. I love the extra big battery pack. I like that the handles are a material that can be washed.

I like less plastic on the scooter body. I liked the metal bodies. The plastic edges aren't too bad, but could be a little smoother. Sometimes I spasm and my feet go where they shouldn't, scraping the taller edge, behind the front wheel in front of where feet are supposed to go. Also my feet sometimes slip or slide and scrape underneath the scooter edges on the floor of the scooter when I'm transferring. My BIGGEST pet peeve is charging up the battery pack. I almost have to stand on my head. People with disabilities aren't always flexible enough to bend over to plug in the charger. They used to be in a more convenient and accessible place, and need to be again. A person could slide off the bed, or whatever, plugging it in, as I about have. Thank you for asking my opinion! Susan Hall

susan h. from caldwell, id

53 Year old female with Multiple Sclerosis who can not walk.

The GoGO+ is a nice compact size that fits in our SporTrak or Dodge minivan.

The 35 lb battery is heavy, and should not be advertised as light weight. At our ages, it feels twice as heavy. The manual doesn't list the weight of the 2 major pieces separately. I'm going to take weight training classes to build better muscle to put the GoGo in/out of the car.

cathi m. from casa grande, az

My husband, who can't walk or stand for long periods of time due to back problems, is the one using the GoGO. It's given him a new lease on life, as t

size and low weight make transport in a car trunk possible

If weight could be reduced further this would be preferable

james w. from del rey beach, fl

age 77, post polio syndrome involving both legs

It keeps you mobile

It makes clicking noises while moving

carol b. from gulfport, ms

I am 43 years old. I have back problems and breathing problems that prevents me from too much walking

the ease of set up & brake down for storing in the back of our van

we haven't found any yet

eddie t. from mustang, ok (caregiver)

it was one of the best things i have bought in a long time. my wife can go places that she gone to in along time thanks for go go we love it

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abraham o. from lake worth, fl (caregiver)

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portability

I realize that some minuses are necessary in order to have portability, such as foot room. I got what I expected.

marvin l. from christinasburg, va

physical disability

Maneuverability Ease of portability Quality of engineering

Have yet to find one

stan s. from climax springs, mo

Emphysema sufferer

My Go Go scooter is easy to transort and to assemble and disassemble. I was concerned about my husband having to load and unload it, but it is quite managable for him! Having this scooter is opening the world to me once again. I had just quit going certain places and doing certain things because of my disabilities. Now I have a new hope. It is wonderful to get around so easily once again! Last Fri., we spent the day at the zoo with our 5 year old granddaughter! What a joy! I feel very safe on my scooter and it performs reliably. It fits easily into our car trunk and in moments, I can be on my way into the mall or crusing the park with plenty of zip and power to carry me where I want to go. I feel a newfound freedom! With a conventional wheelchair, I was dependent on others to transport me. With my scooter, I have regained some precious independence and dignity.

I would like to have a headlight, but for all the rest I gained, this is still my choice in all of "scooterland".

beverly o. from tulsa, ok

I have had Rheumatoid Arthritis for 24 + years. This past year, I suffered multible rt. knee injures and a bad fall affecting both knees and my rt. a

The ease of portability and how easy it is to move around. It almost turns on a dime.

I wish the basket was a bit larger. We did put a backpack on the back of the seat to help.

margo g. from williamstown, nj

I'm in my 60's and have a bad back and bad knees. I love going to places like Disney and this skooter has given me what I need.

I try to be careful and research products before purchasing and decided to go with the traveler plus because of the higher weight limit and it is a little wider and longer. It easily maneuvers aisles in stores, has plenty of power, is well-constructed and fits in the trunk of our car without any problems. The seat is well made and comfortable and the basket on the front is a nice feature.

Can accelerate quickly if not careful.

vincent a. from beaver creek, oh (caregiver)

The scooter is used by my 61 year old wife with arthritic hips.

Comfort,controls, light weight

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pat r. from huntley, il

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