Go Go Elite Traveller 4-Wheel

well built easy to take apart and put together.

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norma d. from marion, oh (caregiver)

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Typical Pride quality; well designed for assembly and disassembly. The illuminated charge status meter is an excellent feature. It virtually snaps together in minutes and you're ready to go. The steering bar angle is adjustable as is the seat height. Very comfortable ride.

Just a little more clearance would be desirable, possibly using slightly larger wheels.

william s. from londonderry, nh

mae, age 63, disabled due to MS

unable to answer, it fits my needs

none so far and do not expect to have any

audrey j. from largo, fl

I cannot tgell you about the product, I am happy with it, but unfortunatly I have been ill and cannot reaqlly get to ride it. I will try to in the fu

Ease of assembly/disassembly. Battery is removed easily for charging. Comfortable while driving. High quality.

Turning radius. Bottoms out easily - slightly larger tires would help.

william s. from londonderry, nh

Male, age 63,disabled due to MS since 2003.

it has no trouble with grades, but it will use up the battery if there are a lot of them. very easy to work with. Took ours to the Santa Cruiz boardwalk, was a cinch, turns on a time.

I feel the plastic runners on the scooter fall off all the time. they need a lot more velcro to keep them on. This one does not do uneven terrain well, it bottoms out on curbs if you are not careful. low ground clearance.

valerie w. from stockton, ca

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can get on and off with little effort

So far non

charles h. from williamsville, ny

84 year old male that has trouble walking since I broke my hip.

I purchased the deluxe seat and stronger battery because I expect to use this scooter on vacations in order to see the sights with my family and have a compfortable seat while listening to tour guides. It fits into our 26' Safari Trek RV basement with no problem.

It is a little heavy for me to manage on my own unless I completly break it down.

eileen s. from bellingham, wa

I am a 67 year old women with renal failure and ashma. I have difficulty standing for any length of time or walking very far.

Ease of operation and size, since it is conveniently compact.

The trim at bottom does not stay in place. Would like to know what to do about this. For us, it would be good to have a beeper to remind us to cut it off!

earline h. from macon, ga (caregiver)

85 with pulmonary disability

It gives me freedom to go shopping with my friends.

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norma m. from bronx, ny

I am 62 years old and have end stage renal disease and severe anemia. I love the scooter, but have problems with my lumbar sacral area.

Size and weight.

Too quite of a horn.

rebecca f. from fremont, ca (caregiver)

My husband, 49 years old. Is disabled from a work injury and health complications. He is unable to stand or walk for any length of time.

Its easy dissembly.

The new velcro side pieces come off.

john m. from north myrtle beach, sc

I can only walk short distances. Age 76.

Ease of use. We have a 2004 NISSAN Van. It fits perfect in back of the 3rd row seat. I did put some of the styrafoam needed to raise the flooring so we wouldn't have so far to lift it out of the van. My husband is the one who uses it and he loves it. Our two son's 57 & 53 yrs. old had a ball when they tired it out. They are so happy that their dad has it. It was a surprise to my husband from me for Christmas. Married 57 yrs. I told my brother about it, I sure hope he decides to get one for him self. He is a diabetic.

One of the red side strips came off, not sure where we lost it.

audrae w. from vacaville, ca (caregiver)

Husband 81, seizure's, balance bad, broke hip, hard to walk, some memory loss, not the big "A" Other wise in great health.