Go Go Sport 3-Wheel

Portability and quality.

Have not found one yet.

sandra o. from kenosha, wi

61 yr old female with rheumatoid arthritis and fibromyalgia.

Size, easy to take apart and store when not in use, price wasn't too bad

The headlight is pathetic. Does not project a beam far enough ahead for safety. We have a pride shuttle that we bought used back in 1990 and it has a regular flashlight bulb and that beam goes out a good 20-25 ft. ahead of you and is bright enough to light your way. These new fangled LEDs are bright to look at, but after projecting a short distance they are worthless. Take one out at night and try one. Also, while riding one evening, a couple in a golf cart came up behind me and almost ran me over. They stopped and said they didn't see the rear reflectors until they were very close. In my opinion, this is due to the bottom of the scooter being so close to the ground. Can't change that of course, but I'm going to place reflective tape higher up on my scooter so there is more area being reflected. Especially the seat. In all the years we've had a scooter I've' never was told this before, but why not try to make it easier to be seen. You may consider safety taping the seat as well. It's a very cheap fix. Besides those two problems, the scooter fits' my needs quite well.

ken y. from dunnellon, fl

76 yr. old male with a knee problem making it difficult to walk

Easy to use

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robert h. from panton, vt

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You have the best price

Doesn't have any

glenn c. from jamesburg, nj

COPD

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patricia m. from battle ground, wa

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Ease of taking apart and putting together. Can fit all pieces in the trunk of the car. Can make sharp turns.

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robert l. from lewisport, ky (caregiver)

59 year old female with muscle weakness and nerve damage to leg. Long distance walking is very difficult.

Goes fast. Battery life is excellent

So far none, except for me, the caregiver, a little heavy to get out of truck and put together.

patricia s. from wilson, la (caregiver)

Husband, age 67, has pulmonary fibrosis.

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patricia g. from apple valley, ca (caregiver)

Age-73 Parkinson's

Well built, high quality, attractive appearance, ease of use and portability, thought of end user in design and functions.

None noted or I would have not purchased it.

craig m. from richmond, va

Previous owner, totally disabled w/degenerative neuro diseas.

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robert m. from woodinville, wa (caregiver)

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Lightweight and easy to maneuver.

Need bigger tires for curbs.

kathryn s. from magalia, ca

42, amputee

It comes disassembled. The seat post comes off so it fits in our trunk. We have a Chevy Malibu, so space is limited. We can fit both scooters if we put some of the parts in our back seat.

I found no weaknesses.

sharon s. from livonia, mi

Both my husband and I bought scooters to use for shopping and our trip to Disney World. The batteries lasted every day at all 6 parks.