Go Go Ultra X 3-Wheel

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neal c. from lagauna woods, ca

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I've already said that the quality and ease of use are first class.

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john p. from valrico, fl (caregiver)

My wife is 70 years old and has trouble walking without help from me or something that will relieve the pressure on her legs and spine.

This is our second one. My daughter loved it so much, we got another to have as a back up.Fast, comfortable. very portable, much easier to take apart.

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diana t. from keller, tx (caregiver)

My 13yr old has peripheral neuropathy and can't walk without holding on to someone. Because of her lack of balance she can't use a cane and her upbod

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nowhere to put my feet. wish controls worked with with either hand. (F/R)

elizabeth g. from sedona, az

M.S. limited use of legs.

easy to dissemble and assemble again, my daughter does it very quickly.

the only problem my daughter has with it, is the front wheel doesn't lock when taking it apart and we'd like to know how this is remied, thank you.

zeline k. from dandridge, tn

I have a heart problem, lose my breath when I walk, my Ultra Scooter has been a big help, now I'm able to get around again, I'd be lost without it.

The size of the scooter is a great size for a Chevy HHR 5 seat car. I take the seat off and leave the rest of the items of the scooter on and lift it into the back of the car it fits length wise when lowering on back seat or you can put it in the way back and have the seats in the up right position. Speed of the scooter seems to have more power then the larger scooter that we have. Easy to put together, I keep everything together except the seat which is not a problem. This is a great scooter for vacations, or short everyday trips.

Stabiltity, Easy to fall off of scooter. Going up a ramp. If you do not go up the ramp straight you will topel over. Could use training wheels of sort. Seat should be alittle more stable.

elsa h. from franklin park, il (caregiver)

76, woman, 170 lbs with COP can not walk long distances.

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tuan-giang c. from germantown, md

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Too early to tell

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joe steve w. from naples, fl (caregiver)

Wheelchair use is too trying for my mother ( 93) for long distances

Small enough to maneuver in the house and out. Properly powered. Tasteful in design. Liftable into vehicles and out as well as up stairs if need be

Since this the third one I purchased I can tell you that they get noisy or squeaky after 6 or 7 months and also start to look a little ratty. Seat is to large for the circumfrence of the base so it gets roughed up a bit on the edges. Also the throttle springs need to be replaced too often, perhaps a stronger one can be installed in it's place.

george k. from windsor, ontario , canada (caregiver)

Female 135 pounds with MS but can get around on her 3rd scooter very well. Used in the house extensively.

Easy to take apart and put togather

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robert w. from cibolo, tx

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Well built. comfortable seat and plenty of power.

I find the seat a little difficult to remove. Takes several tugs to remove from shaft.

janet b. from parrish, fl

very limited mobility age 70 osteoarthritis replaced hips and knees

The batteries last a good long time.

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marilyn m. from north ridge, ca

I am 53 and I have MS and can not walk. This scooter gives me the opportunity to go shopping, stsy up with my kids and my new Granddaughter loves to