EW 72

Looks good and well put together.

It doesn't coast when throttle is released. When throttle is released, scooter should coast until hand brake is applied. It comes to an almost sudden stop before braking is applied, throwing rider forward.

antoine a. k. from cave junction, or

age 80, disabled vet

Comfort and speed.

Handbrakes are hard to squeeze and brakes are weak.

russel s. from louden, tn

81 yr old one leg male

Very durable, well constructed, and affordable price

Very hard to control the speed. The speed control should be on the handle bars.

theodore r. from jefferson, ga

79 yrs old I have walking disaabilty

Style, size, features.

Not provided

jim r. from tucker, ga

Elderly man with extreme difficulty in walking.

Wheel size and width.

Excessive electronics; no automatic braking.

richard m. from everette, pa (caregiver)

Stable and rough terrain compatible, EW72, a replacement for an older model scooter that flipped injuring the driver. More range; too many gadgets.

Nice looking. Has good speed. Safe on the road with lights and signal lights.

I wish it had a lock on steering handlebars to make it stable for disabled person to hold on to get on and off.

judy s. from curtiss, wi (caregiver)

My husband has a leg amputation and he wanted this scooter to get out and visit. Neighbors.

He is able to get outside and ride wherever he wants to and feels safe. He is also teaching me how to drive it.

I find nothing wrong with this EW72. We love it.

cynthia j. from logansport, in (caregiver)

I bought it for my son who is handicapped. He is paralyzed on the left side but loves to be able to Ride his EW72. He loves it.

Appears to be well crafted and made. Shows well.

Constant side to side veering while scooting. "Herky jerky" and bumpy ride with annoying noise.

duane p. from la palma, ca

I'm an 86 year old male recovering from a stroke 10 years ago. I use the scooter for mobility in the community to daily venture out for lunch, etc.

Distance per charge, pneumatic tires (smoother ride than others he tried), and speed, which is also a drawback.

Mirrors are difficult to adjust without breaking them, a lot of improvement could be made in smoothness of the control (especially starting out and stopping), could use a mount for a flag, unless we missed it, there was nothing in the user's manual about whether the charger can be left connected long term.

donald d. from lacrosse, wi (caregiver)

Donald is a 92 year old WWII vet who is still quite active for his age. He uses his scooter to get to and from the grocery store, weather permitting.

Looks and quality

See item 5 above. Also the slow down speed is too sensitive and the scooter locks up. I know this is a safety feature, but is troubling.

jack w. from benbrook, tx

I will use it to get out side due to mobility problem

Only strength I say is speed

Doesn’t turn and is to big for parks like Walt Disney or Dollywood

briane b. from jacksonville, fl

Big woman

Fast

No turn radios To much if you should go to parks like Dollywood stuff like that they have height restrictions

briane b. from jacksonville, fl

Make 49 years old big built