Go-Go LX Scooter with CTS Suspension

Suspension seems to work well.

Installing the battery was a bit difficult.

william f. from leominster, ma

User is myself, I am 80 years old and although I can walk some, I cannot walk a long distance like a casino or a long boardwalk like at the beach.

Good value for price.

I wish the wheels were a bit larger and there was a bit more clearance between the ground and the platform - otherwise good.

lewis b. from naples, fl (caregiver)

My wife, she cannot walk very far. We live in a place with venues over a large area. Great means of transportation.

Easy to use and long battery life.

The main weakness is the seat - I am not a fan.

patrick m. from onalaska, tx

I'm 71 years old and I have been getting a variety of treatments for my painful back.

Seems to be sturdy, easy to charge, and fits in our car.

It's a little heavy but between the two of us we can get the bottom portion in the car.

marilynn h. from ramona, ca (caregiver)

My husband is 84 and has neuropathy in his legs and is on a walker. He loves his new Go-Go LX-4 Wheel scooter.

I love the great turning radius! It navigates hallways and inside entryway with ease.

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frank a. from owings mill, md (caregiver)

79 year old male with dual neuropathy.

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wayne m. from lakeland, fl (caregiver)

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Great upgrade battery that lasts and lasts all day long and still keeps going. Also, it comes apart and goes together easily, rides and looks good, plus is quality and light weight at the same time!

So far, I haven't found one yet. Maybe the tires or something else will wear out to fast but so far I have no proof of that fleeting concern. I just used it for traveling on a charter bus with church members to Taste of Cincinnati and the Ark Encounter in Kentucky and it performed flawlessly and, although there were many different kinds of scooters there, I felt that I was riding on one of the very best available.

jay t. from bloomington, il

64 year old with prosthetic leg that cannot be worn over 4 hours or stump will get a sore on boney area. So it allows me to travel more.

The suspension makes it a smoother ride.

I haven’t found any as yet but it is still new to me.

joyce l. from bridgeport, ct

73 year old female with COPD plus neuropathy of the feet who has trouble walking. This is my second scooter from SpinLife.

It is very comfortable and with the suspension system it takes the bumps very nicely.

The turning radius is not quite as good as the three wheel scooter - it takes a little getting used to.

beverley d. from ewing, nj

This is used for myself, a female, with limited mobility.

Great turn radius, a narrow footprint, and the suspension system certainly softens the bumps, etc.

The current LED light could be made brighter and a comparatively smaller profile front basket would be a great accessory item for us guys. Kinda hard to reach door handles and effectively opening doors to access buildings, offices, etc., with the larger basket’s length. I’d be happy to either see that as an optional choice or accessory item. I greatly favor the overall quality and endurance of Pride scooters.

robert p. from mckinney, tx

As an older adult unable to walk, due to a Motor Neuron Disease, I prefer this 3-wheel LX for my primary in-home use. Great turn radius and narrow.

Small and nice looking.

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donald s. from naples, fl (caregiver)

Paralyzed.

We were traveling on some uneven sidewalks and some bricks streets so the CTS suspension helped. We were able to have the scooter travel on the airlines with us and they were used to handling scooters.

With the heavier battery it takes a little time to line it up with the back wheels.

marilyn r. from san antonio, tx

We purchased a scooter for travel and any long term walking we might have to do. We bought the larger battery so ensure we would not be stranded.