Go-Go Elite Traveller Plus 3-Wheel

Long life of battery; comfortable seat

Arm rests too high for short person.

rose marie v. from missouri city, tx

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darla s. from carbondale, il

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Adjustable speed, tight turns, comes apart to load in trunk

None so far, have only had it a short time

rebecca s. from copperas cove, tx

I have arthritis, don't need the scooter on a day to day basis, but I can't comfortably walk very far or be on my feet very long.

Being able to disassemble and take in the car.

As of this date, I have found none.

patricia f. from brooklyn, ny

I am the sole user of this scooter. I am 71 yrs. old with osteoarthritis of the both knees and arthritis and stenosis of the spine.

Fits into trunk easy to take apart and put togerther. Gives my husband the independence he needs

Only had the scooter a month,but can't find any fault with it. only good things to date

katherine f. from williamstown, nj (caregiver)

The scooter was purchased for my husband who is 67 he has COPD and is not able to walk any distance. The scooter has enabled him to go out and ride.

Ease of assembly and disassembly

For the short time I have had the unit I have found nothing that I would consider a weakness.

wesley o. from bakersfield, ca

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the size

na

alan d. from saugerties, ny (caregiver)

gentleman using this has no legs and is perfect size for the apartment

compact size and meeting the needs of outdoor and indoor use if needed.

Basket size and stability when pushing to open doors.

algie m. from philadelphia, pa (caregiver)

My wife is 63 years old. She has MS and uses the scooter for mobility and independence. It replaces a larger scooter (Pride Victory 2000).

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richard c. from glenville, ny

Age 71, Peripheral Neuropathy, Heart attacks, Strokes, pulmonary Emboli.

easy to put together . Turns easily..good looking. great to use.

none

doris b. from washington, dc

Iam an 85 year old woman with a heart problem

ease of transport

could be longer

gaylord r. from toledo, oh

73 bad hips

The strengths by far outweigh the weaknesses mentioned below. The whole scooter is very solid and well made, has good power, and the break-apart process is easy.

Seat not as comfortable as it could be, but not too bad. Battery recharge port is very low and difficult to reach for someone who is disabled, and protective rubber flap has to be held up before plug can be inserted, making to whole operation more difficult.

william d. from north potomac, md

Age: 69, Disability: Post-polio syndrome