Go Go Elite Traveller 3-Wheel

The Go Go Elite is very easy to put together and this is no lie. My husband has freedom now and is very happy

A seatbelt would be nice since some disabled people don’t have good balance and the dash lights a really bright in the dark and it kind of blinding sometimes.

marc c. from new milford, nj

My husband has MS and this Scooter saved our lives, wish we ordered it sooner. Quite and smooth and easy to use.

Being able to not limit yourself from activity that your family is doing.

It’s a bit large so when you travel pack lightly only take what you actually need.

annamarie n. from santa fe springs, ca

I had rented one when I broke my foot. It was so helpful I ended up purchasing one and it’s so helpful

Strong enough to go all day and easy enough to disassemble for transport.

Haven't found any

michael b. from riverside, ca

67 year old post-polio.

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patricia m. from staten island, ny

Progressive MS. Unable to walk

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doug c. from graham, nc

83 years old worn out body knees,best buy I ever made.

small size, very good weight capacity, good workmanship

none so far

thomas l. from stockton, ca

User is a male 74 yrs, retired with feet and back injuries.

EXTENDED USE BATTERY

TOO LOW TO THE GROWN

kathryn a. o. from cinnaminson, nj

WE BOUGHT 2 SCOOTERS, ONE FOR HUSBAND WITH LIMITED MOBILITY AGE 82, WIFE IS YOUNGER MORE MOBIL BUT ALSO NEEDED A SCOOTER. THEIR PRIME USE IS IN SIDE

Very reliable

Arm rests too short

deborah f. from bloomingdale, il

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Appearance and ease of operation, assembly and disassembly is great

Quality Assurance inspections be increased to reduce factory defects.

gerald b. from woodburn, or

Age 88, Arthritis hip and knee

Easy to transport in the car with only taking a few pieces apart. The turn radius is tight, allowing ease of operation in the house.

The base is a bit short. I am 6'2" and my toes hang over the front. Also, I have trouble using the basket for the same reason. When I turn, it hits me in the knee.

garry z. from vancouver, wa

I have MS and depend on the scooter to get me around most times, although I can walk with a cane sometimes.

Has a nice easy turning radius

Needs specific place to hang or place an O2 bottle.

richard m. from raton, nm

CANNOT Walk but about 15 feet without O2.

Ease of use, accommodates her difficulties

A little low to the ground, trouble entering the sidewalk from the street at many driveways and handicap ramps.

harold j. from burbank, ca (caregiver)

My wife, age 88, back birth defect, unable to walk any distance