Go Go Elite Traveller Portable Scooter

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Should be some easy way to line up rear axle with frame. Moving on grass with a slight hill caused it to tip over, throwing me into some trees. Cut my nose.

william m. from arlington hgts, il

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I am hoping to be able to get around wherever I want to go.

The charger is not working right and I wish the pieces weighed just a little less.

sally g. from auburn, me

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18 V battery was great. Easily comes apart and back together. Climbs hills easily.

Is not stable on tilted sidewalks or pavement. It tips right over. I really got bunged up and bruised from 2 falls.

darlene m. from weaverville, nc

Have had scooter for 20 yrs. The 18 V battery is great, but the entire scooter has fallen with me if the surface is slightly tilted.

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eleanor c. from lockport, il

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turning radius

small armrests

henry s. from pensacola, fl

69 age male with ms. Don't walk,use lift to board scooter.

weight

Not stable at all when road on uneven pavement.

mary jane c. from lonaconing, md (caregiver)

64 year old man with cancer

Price is reasonable.

Product parts are heavy and do not assemble easily. Battery in original unit became defective in only six months.

peter b. from drums, pa

73 years old with spinal stinosis and arthritis. Use scooter for longer distance walking.

does as advertised

a little more power per mile at the price would be nice

boyd b. from pleasanton, ca

65 with gout

Solidly built. Reasonably priced. Easy to transport.

Throttle lever is mostly buried under the tiller cowl. Difficult to use for someone with difficult hand use. The front wheel cover extends backward into the foot space about 3 inches farther than it needs to. Making it difficult to get the inside foot onto the running board. The seat is about 3 inches higher from the floor than other travel scooters I have owned (this is the 3rd).

roger p. from holland, mi

57 year old male with multiple sclerosis. Unable to walk. Difficulty using hands and arms.

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donald d. from fayetteville, pa (caregiver)

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size, compactness, price

Foam wheels are not as comfortable as air-tube wheels. Seat gives a little and produces feeling of looseness.

ardyce d. from vallejo, ca

Woman, 74, have C.O.P.D. need ride as I cannot walk very far without losing my breath.

Weight is perfect for my car now. It fits more securly onto my lift without any overhang. I like the lock features of the front wheels and the multi-position front arm.

Does not handle different terrain as well as I had hoped and pulls a lot of battery power on small inclines. The scooter continues to inch forward and backwards after making a complete stop. You are forced to push the scooter onto a lift because of this feature.

michelle k. from freeport, fl

I'm a 51 year old female with limitations in regards to walking long distances. I've been a scooter user since 2000.