Go-Go Elite Traveller Plus 4-Wheel

Quality, ease of assembly, and ease of use.

None, yet.

allen h. from avon, il (caregiver)

71, Post-Polio Syndrome.

Well made and comfortable

None that I have found.

john g. from rockport, ma

Age 85, very bad knees.

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Needs more power and higher ground clearance

dennis f. from smyrna, ga

Can't walk distances

Lightweight and can be made to fit in a car. A little slow but that's alright. Fits on the elevator.

A little slow. The recharge plug on the scooter is in an inconvenient place - a little hard to reach when a person has back problems.

toni l. from berkeley, ca

Age 79, weak legs and back.

Ease of use - very maneuverable, goes into stores and moves easily up and down narrow aisles - turns on a dime - a real pleasure to use.

Bit of a hard ride - could use more foot room but these are minimal complaints. Generally a terrific product - love to use it.

alan r. from new york, ny

82 year old man with Post-Polio Syndrome. Walks with two canes. Can only walk 1/2 block or so with difficulty.

Runs smooth

None

phyllis b. from linden, nj

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al k. from watertown, wi

Male, age 71. Major reconstructive surgery to right ankle. Total immobilization of right leg for 4 months.

Ease of transport and disassembly.

It would be awesome if the base deck had some small rollers when disassembled (after the rear wheels were removed) to assist in sliding it into vehicle trunks and SUV rear compartments. Also, there are sharp edges at the top of the seat pedestal when the seat is removed. The edges snag blankets when covering in the back of vehicles.

susan p. from surprise, az (caregiver)

96 years young and needs a scooter for longer distances.

Rear wheel drive

N/A

marsha l. from apple valley, ca

Physical Disability

Better stability while riding this unit in comparison to the 3 wheeler I was previously using.

None noticed at this time.

david h. from orient, oh

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Quiet, Easy to steer, Controls easy to use for backup and going forward, The use of pins to put together very good, not too heavy and manageable.

It feels flimsy, only works on a smooth flat hard surface, the "off road" advertisement is totally wrong, it turns sharply enough to easily tip over if going at a medium speed, the expansion cracks in the street give the rider a terrible bounce at slow or medium speed, if you have even a small step into or out of the house you need a second person or ramps to egress or access the house, the arms do not fit through normal doorways and there is no tool to put the cup holder on the arm. In short, this is OK for flat hard surfaces, it will bog down and dig in soft dirt and rocky paths.

william c. from reno, nv (caregiver)

Female, 250lbs, 5'4", 59 years old, Homebound due to walking and balance issues.

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Wish battery pack was a little lighter and that it had a little bigger wheel.

john n. from alta, ia

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