Go-Go Elite Traveller Plus HD 4-Wheel

the fact that the cart disasembles and is easy to transport

no need for the three colors one is enough

otto w. from bridgeton, nj

I have neuropethy of the legs and this cart makes it possible to go to car shows and the like where a lot of walkling has to be done

The scooter is very convienent to put together and transport in car.

The weight limit advertised is not the weight it can transport.

lorraine s. from southampton, nj

Arthritis makes walking difficult. The scooter allows me the freedom to do more things.

My husband likes being able to disassemble the scooter easily. The pieces are light. The scooter fits in the van. This scooter is heavy duty and was designed for someone up to 325 lbs.(I am about 85 lbs. less) The scooter works great at our camping resort, malls,and theme parks. The rear basket can carry a jacket, drink, and etc. The canes are rest on my lap, with the cane tips down down by the tiller bar. This area was not removed for more leg room. It is great convience having a scooter with a seat that will turn. The scooter has met my needs. It is wonderful to have scooter mobility available.

A nice extra would have been a light for evening activities. The horn works great but could be a little louder.

david h. from hesperia, ca

I am age 59, and have Myasthenia Gravis. Myasthenia Gravis causes weakness of muscles. I can walk with one or two canes, or use a rollator.

light weight and portability, battery is easy to charge

basket is just a little too small

keith j. from midwest city, ok

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it is easy to disasemble and reasemble, and it fits in the back of our van real easy. The operation of the scooter is very simple and the maneuverably is great.

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harold j. from afton, tn

I'm 65 years old and back and knee problems. I'm 278 lbs. this scooter is really good I used it at an amusement park, it went up grades and down hills

Able to manuver easily, lightweight, easily comes apart to put in car, wide enough for my wide body.

Have not found any yet.

dolores m. from baldwin park, ca

Unable to walk long distance due to leg weakness.

great power and a ease to handle

i haven,t found one

alfred z. from lithia springs, ga (caregiver)

age 74,trouble walking,can't stand very long

easy to use

back of seat too flexible

ralph z. from oldsmar, fl

71 yearsold,difficulty walking long distances as walking dog,malls,sportd complexes

Ease of use. Easy to take apart and travel with.

Tip-over wheels are lower then the rear axle. This can cause issues when off-road as you will get stuck on the tip-over wheels.

gary s. from dallas, tx

Eldery man on oxygen. Mobile but not strong.

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john n. from new albany, oh

MS

ease of operation

trim pieces on sides come off too easily.

stephen r. from beaverton, mi

severe arthritis in knees. unable to walk without crutches. Need scooter to get around easily. Needed something transportable.

lightweight, affordable, charge seems to hold a long time

has problems with inconsistency in the surface or any kind of obstacle - when passing over relatively large power cords that were on the ground, the anti-tip wheels caught on the cord - approaching at an 45º angle helped - where the power cords had a mini-ramp/cover over them, you had to approach them directly

margaret p. from university place, wa

physical disability: limited use of both legs due to polio