Go-Go Elite Traveller Plus 4-Wheel

portability, easy read battery power, moves easily on grass because of power and wide deep width tread on tires, easy on off with seat positions, and the bright candy apple red is a bonus!!

I haven't found anything I don't like.

signe n. from webster, ny

I'm a 66 yr old female with limited mobility and lives alone in a house and trying to maintain my independence.

Portablity.

Not much foot room and too little of a front basket.

curtis v. from beardstown, il (caregiver)

wife is handicapped from back surgery...uses a cane and cannot walk distances.

Ease in loading in car.

Possible need for light on cloudy days.

janice p. from midland, ga

I purchased my scooter to help me be able to take sight seeing trips and be able to complete them in good shape. Having a heart condition limits me

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anthony b. from rocky point, ny (caregiver)

Stroke victim - difficulty walking

goes through anything, very sturdy

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william n. from portage, pa

i am 66, had back surgery, didn't work. In a lot of pain go-go elite is great. love the way it handles and turns on a dime.

The delta tiller provides for greater flexibility for someone with arthritis in their hands. The longer battery life is convenient as charging is less frequent.

The basket could be wider to allow for bigger items.

ardyce d. from vallejo, ca

Age 80, Have osteo-arthritis in knees, also COPD. Use scooter to shop in malls, at grocery.

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lorie s. from grapeland, tx (caregiver)

65 yr old man with leg amputation.

Well made and easy to take apart and assemble. I took it on vacation and the hotel would transport it along with me.

The HARD rubber TIRES and no replacement with air ones.

sarah b. from manassas park, va

I am 76 years old and was born without hip sockes on both side. I can walk, but only short distances. The only things that I don't like is the hard

Easy to assemble/disassemble; gets around nicely on grass as well as paved surfaces; maneuvers easily in tight quarters; comfortable seat with good back support.

Accelerator control takes a little getting used to because it is opposite from my previous Pride scooter (for a right-hander, you pull the control toward you to go forward.)

patrick k. from glen ellyn, il

58-year old male C-5/6 incomplete quad, 23 years post-injury

Can put it anywhere. So easy to use!

Haven't found any

peggy p. from the woodlands, tx

A 78 year young female with renal disease; bad knees - unable to walk any distance, uses a cane for assistance.

quality design, styling, ease of breakdown

wish we would have known in advance that the 4 wheeler sacrifices space for feet, having to rest feet on front fenders

bradford s. from st michaels, md (caregiver)

68 year old female with arthritis who has difficulty walking any distances

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troy l. from farmington, mn

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