Go-Go Elite Traveller Plus 4-Wheel

Light weight. Easy to take apart and load. Battery life is wonderful.

Tire size could be bigger. Low clearance.

pam s. from dandridge, tn

Male 65 yrs old. Pulmonary Fibrosis. Walking dist 10' or less

Ease of assembly, individual parts not too heavy, can put in the trunk of our car.

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rocky n. from eureka, mo (caregiver)

Male, age 24, difficulty walking long distances

Distance. Portability, wife has fibromyalgia and arthritis but was able to handle the scooter's disassembly/assembly and loading into the trunk.

Area where the feet go could be slightly larger. I'm 6'2" and find it slightly cramped.

gene f. from memphis, tn

I am 63. I have multiple sclerosis & ankylosing spondylitis. Limited strength in arms and legs.

easy to load and unload from a car very stable when using easy to manuver around things varing speeds

have only used a few times but I have found none

ray w. from alexandria, la

I am 73 years old and have a bad knee-- need a replacement knee

Portability, quiet operation, long battery life, ease of operation, ability to travel on gravel, ease of climbing a lengthy incline, petite size (for traveling between store aisles, or through a narrow mine entrance!).

The scooter is wonderful for my purposes, although I wish a cane holder was an integral part of the scooter, rather than a separate item to be purchased.

sherry s. from lewistown, mt

I am a 56 year-young woman with secondary progressive multiple sclerosis. My husband and I purchased my scooter to give us more freedom to enjoy moto

Can load in trunk of car. long life battery.

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delos g. from colorado springs, co

86 years of age. Have MDS with low red cell count

the height and duration of the battery.

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bill w. from fremont, ca

I am 72 years old. Everything is good except I cant walk. The condition is permanate.

Ease of use.

Difficulty in transporting product. Must be broken down and reassembled for transportaion and use.

dennis p. from cunning, ga (caregiver)

Mature female with limited mobility.

Light weight, long lasting battery, ease of transporting comes apart and is well built. Has power to move you up a hill.

If any it would be possibly having more ground clerance, we were on a cruise and some problems on the boarding ramps in some ports. But over all really no problems. I had 3 in. clerance but could have needed 4in. My wife had a different model with 2in ground clerance and had alot more problems than I did.

chuck o. from bethel, oh

A 62year old man with leg, feet, and back problems.

Breakdown for storage

Foot areas could be a little more angled for easier placement

dom l. from reading, ma (caregiver)

Person has ALS and has had a 3 wheel Go-Go and now we have gone to the 4 wheel for additional stability

In one word: Dependability! With the add on back basket, I'm able to take my painting supplies with me. I like the foot-room. Apart it fits in a car trunk. I've taken it to Hawaii and not had to pay for it being extra baggage. Battery is able to be charged in my car adapter. Arm rests are removeable - makes it easier to get on/off from both sides with ease - I'm not a tottering 90 year old. The speed control lets me adapt to various situations with a turn of a knob.

This being my second scooter, I've only one major complaint: The snap-on sear cover NEVER stays snapped and I can't get it snapped once it gets undone. Also, the front basket is just a wee too small to comfortably hold my purse. I also need to be careful that papers/pens etc. don't fall through the openings in the front basket.

arthur m. from san diego, ca

I'm a 69 year old woman with VERY bad knees. (Eight years ago an Orthopedist told me I'd be back in three weeks begging for knee replacements.

Being a travel model, this scooter is perfect for me. I can easily break it down and put it into the back of my car. It also has very good range on a full charge, giving me the freedom to get out and do things without worrying about power.

It's a little bit small. I feel somewhat cramped riding it, but not too much.

david h. from winterville, ga

48 year old male with Multiple Sclerosis. Can walk with the aid of a cane, but is limited in distance and duration.