Go-Go Elite Traveller Plus 4-Wheel

It is excellent for u turns.

Pretty much about the sore thumb and having to purchase a light for night riding.

elaine w. from norristown, pa

I enjoy riding this go go scooter, but the pressure on my thumb has caused irritation to my thumb. We found a headlight for night time.

Portability. My wife can load and unload by herself even if I am not there.

My wife finds removing the battery case some what difficult. Otherwise assembly/disassembly works as easy as the Internet video shows.

raymond b. from evansville, in (caregiver)

My wife has Charcot Marie Toothe. Over the years it has become difficult for her to walk long distances. This allows to again go on extended trips.

Long-lasting battery, quiet operation, easy assembly and disassembly, cute!

trim parts that fall off. Basket too small. Parts are heavy for me to lift. bell is too soft to get anyone's attention (they would probably think it was a cell-phone)

laura s. from grand junction, co

63 yrs old, arthritis in most joints that limits walking and standing for long periods.

maneuverability; power to climb inclines

could really use some kind of sturdy tray for transporting things at work ( like lunches from the lunch room, etc); more ground clearance would be nice

steven c. from elk grove, ca

I am a male and suffered a stroke last february

It is easy for me to assemble and disassemble. Goes on the airplane with no difficulty and seems to be pretty durable.

The plastic color plates are not very secure. I may have to glue them on permanently.

alfred d. from mckinney, tx (caregiver)

This is for my wife. She can walk with canes, but not long distances. This scooter has given her back her freedom of movement.

I like how stable and safe I feel using my scooter. Very easy to break down for transporting. I also like the Delta Tiller because I have right hand strength issues.

Too bad the battery doesn't recharge when being used like an automobile one does.

joy g. from ely, mn

51 years of age with Multiple Sclerosis

Easy to use on gravel, up small inclines, and any normal walking area. It goes fast and battery holds a long charge. I used for 20 hours without a new charge.

It takes 2 women or 1 man to take apart and put in trunk of car. I have severe arthritis and I need a helper. However, great for trips. I would have had to stay home without it.

kathleen m. from commerce twp, mi

Female, age 64 with severe arthritis.

I love my scooter and can load it into the van by myself. You do not even need a ramp. It moves well on the grass around my yard and allows me to get from flower bed to flower bed easily. I haven't tipped it over yet. It navigates well in store who do not have scooter for you to use.

Have only had it for a couple of months and have not found any weaknesses yet.

patricia p. from northwood, oh

Not provided

the ease of taking it apart and putting it back together.

Ihave not found any yet.

clarence b. from oakland, me

I am 65 years old and have Leg weakness

Easy to operate. Provides access to outdoor activies that require moving over grass, paths, pavement,etc. Length of time and distance before needing to re-charge the unit.

Assistance needed in order to travel with it using either a power lift or car trunk.

pauline b. from harrington park, nj

I am the primary user of this product. I am in my '80's and disabled. It has already solved many problems I have had getting around.

The scooter is as expected. It is a very good working tool for my wife to travel when at the mall. She is getting out more now with self confidence and pride.

The sound device used for a horn or buzer is usless. I am amazed this is actually part of a superior scooter. Do you really think it is sufficient?

juanita k. from lilburn, ga

Not provided

HOW EASY IT IS TO PUT IN TRUNK OF CAR AND HOW EASY IT IS TO PUT TOGATHER

AT THIS TIME I KNOW OF NONE

robert h. from longview, tx

IM 79 YEARS OLD AND HAVE A BAD BACK. CANT WALK BUT A SHORT WAY WITH THE GO GO I CAN GO ABOUT WHERE I WANT TO GO.