Go Go Elite Traveller Portable Scooter

Easy to use.

So far I have not experienced any.

maria m. from bullhead city, az

I love my Go-Go Elite Traveler, and use it everyday.

Lightweight and easy to assemble and disassemble.

No air horn!!

dennis n. from los lunas, nm

Mother-in-law, age 92, was walking with a wheeled walker but now goes to Wal-Mart, Michael's and the Albuquerque BioPark with her daughter.

Easy to use and lightweight to travel with.

Had to modify the seat post, didn't go low enough, should offer alternate post 2.5 " shorter. Shorter users might have trouble with their feet touching the ground when seat is swiveled.

rob g. from louisville, ky (caregiver)

Early 70's female had polio as a child and required braces and crutches to walk, fell and broke her leg and now uses scooter as main transportation.

Quick and easy to put together.

A little heavier then what was expected.

tia f. from laurel, md

67 year old female, Back and leg problems.

Flexibility.

I don't know how to answer that. There are no weaknesses'.

gerald g. from wells, me

I am 78 yrs, old I have rectal kidney disease. I receive dialysis. On those days I feel weak and unstable. My Go Go scooter has helped me get around.

Appearance, power, comfortable, swivel seat, battery life & ease of charging ports.

Need back on seat to be adjustable. (lean forward or back to help shorter people)

julia f. from kingsport, tn (caregiver)

91 y/o, 115 lbs female with bad back, non-operative hip, arthritis and total knee replacement.

Its portability.

The top speed is a little bit slow to me. I wish that it went faster and stopped sooner.

hunter s. from land o lakes, fl

I broke my back and shattered my left ankle in a head-on collision. I have had 3 surgeries on my ankle and needed a way of transport around my school.

Mobility and range.

Not provided

robert k. from mckinney, tx

Age 69. Cannot walk long distances due to knee problems. When I walk I am slow. Scooter enables me to keep up when out on adventures with friends.

Light weight; fairly easy to use.

Not enough leg room; difficult to plug charger in.

susan l. from fort meyers, fl (caregiver)

92 year old man with difficulty walking.

It is easy to use once it is put together.

Putting the seat on is hard. Also, it is hard to push the pin through. The battery pack is also very heavy.

gilbert a. from terre haute, in

Male, 74, copd

My husband figured out a way to hook our lift to get it into the van, and being lighter weight it is easier to get in and out of the van.

A little small in structure, especially for someone heavy like myself.

maryann a. from taccoa, ga

Unable to put weight on my right leg means I can no longer walk. Scooter is kept in our car so I can get to the store and doctors appointments.

Easy to drive, great tight turn radius, small enough for my 5 ft 200 lb frame. Comfortable, seat turns backward to pull up to work table, adjustable for height, easy to drive in house & outside.

Seat handle hard to reach (I'm 5ft w/ short arms & legs & bad back), handlebars a bit of a reach from seat. Do you make longer/curved handlebars? A seat handle that curves up? Feet don't quite touch the floor of scooter. That's why I purchased the smallest scooter.

jane k. from tehachapi, ca

79,female,5 ft,severe arthritis can no longer get around with wheeled walker, Hands & elbows very painful from chondrocalcinosis. Both knees gone.