Go Go Sport 3-Wheel

We keep it in the car for use around town and when we travel. It fits on our lift and is easy to load and unload. The short turning radius makes it easy to shop.

Tie-down points are only provided on the rear end so it is difficult to secure it on the lift in our car. We have to improvise to secure it on the front end. The heavy batteries give it good range, but are difficult to carry into the house to be charged.

olen t. from albuquerque, nm

Female, 77 years old, severe fibromyalgia and Osteoarthritis, have been using handicap scooters for 20 years

Weight capacity, leg room ease of disassembly for transportation.

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eugene p. from laurel fork, va

I am disabled with muscular dystrophy and cannot walk over 20-25 feet. I also have no balance related to bilateral polyneuropathy.

Able to breakdown for easy travel

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sue c. from manhattan beach, ca (caregiver)

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I feel secure when on the scooter. I can travel from store to store and feel safe. These scooters are easy to load and unload from our vehicle

I can't think of any weakness of this scooter

dorothy a. from merced, ca

My husband and I are 85 years young. This three wheel Go-Go Sport Travel Scooter is mainly used by my husband but I do use it sometimes.

Easy to use.

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winona s. from austin, tx

I am a 77 age old woman who uses the scooter for long mid-range to longer range outings

I have run into walls, people, and over curbs but my scooter just takes it. I’ve lost shroud covers, scuffed up the outsides of the arm rests, even messed up one of the reflectors and it keeps going. My keychain has knocked the top off the horn button but it still beeps. I love speed so my normal speed setting is wide open. Yes I’ve been hard on my scooter but has stood the test.

In the beginning I would break it down and carry it in the back on my Honda Fit. The weight of the pieces got to be more than I could handle so I moved up to an outside lift on an SUV. That was my weakness, not the scooter’s. The only other weakness and it’s not really a weakness, I wish it had more clearance underneath so it could run on grass easier.

marilyn m. from danville, il

As a 79 year old lady I love Spinlife and Pride Scooters. My body is full of arthritis but I’m not ready to give up yet.

light weight. It is easy to break down for traveling. Also the power system is TSA approved which makes this unit able to travel via Air

None that I found so far.

george o. from boca raton, fl

I recently underwent orthopedic surgery on my left leg. I was restricted to no weight bearing for three months.

It is small for getting around inside, which I wanted and easy to take down. I did not wand a lift on the back of my vehicle. I have a Ford F150 and I think it will fit on the floor in back. I haven't tried that yet.

None People need to study the different models. You tube helps.

don a. from oskaloosa, ia (caregiver)

I am 79 years old. I have necrophily and sciatica therefore cannot stand or walk for extended time. I use it when that is an issue.

Sturdy, long lasting battery, relatively easy to break down for transport by car.

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stephen w. from lakewood ranch, fl (caregiver)

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its the perfect product for my needs

have not found one yet

patrick e. from melbourne, fl

Carl is great take my needs and put me with the correct product

The scooter is easy to operate and easy to maneuver in the house.

The one weakness is the height of the threshold. It would be better if it was higher.

brenda k. from cumming, ga

I am a paralyzed from the waist down and unable to stand. The scooter gives me freedom move around.

Capability to break down for transport, simplicity of operation, travel or distance capability

The seat is heavy and unwieldy. The height of the device could be raised 1-2 inches.

terry p. from blacksburg, va (caregiver)

my wife uses the scooterto move around the campus on which we live. she does not have the capability to walk very far and this opens up opportunities