Go Go Elite Traveller Portable Scooter

Portability and ease of taking it apart and putting it back together for transport. ...and the color choices are great..! ...and it very 'zippy' (need for speed..!)...! Love that...! My sister and I came off the line on a sidewalk in Washington, DC...and I pulled out ahead of her's (she has the same model, only 2 years older and she has a smaller battery.)...and so I won ..! Yeah..! Don't worry...we just needed to know..!

Perhaps it would be nice if there were a feature where you would not have to 'hold' the 'forward' lever with the same thumb, when going significant distances. Also, when going long distances in crowded conditions, if there was an adustment control where you could control the speed of the unit, to the speed of the crowd, either + or -. I used the dial for turtle/rabbit with my other hand...which worked but was a tad awkward. And finally, you might want to take into consideration, the 'right hand/left hand' thing for choosing which side of the controls should be the go-forward lever. Oh..one more inspiration...if you could figure out how to put a light, something that glows brighter when you're slowing down or stopping, for the folks that might be following to close in a crowd.

mary b. from hawthorn woods, il

'almost medicare' woman with both ankles that have arch tendon issues, making it not possible to remain on her feet for more than a couple of hours at

I have owned other travel scooters, and this one is the easiest to dismantle for transporting. The battery seems to hold a good charge. The availability of service centers is a big plus, since everything will breakdown sometime. I have confidence in Pride service system.

1) The basket is too small and it is hard to remove it from the bracket. I replaced the bracket and a larger wire basket which meets my needs. 2) The glare from the control panel is distrubing at dusk, so I have to cover it with my hand. 3) The low clearance and 8" wheels make it difficult on uneven surfaces, and forget about crossing any kind of grass area. 4) A headlight option would be helpful.

geryl l. from greeley, co

I am 74 years old, weigh 250 lbs, and suffer from spinal stenosis which limits my standing and walking.

It is capable of doing everything through narrow spaces.

There are none.

lawrence k. from marco island, fl

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SIZE AND EASE OF MOVEMENT MAKE UNIT A SUPER IN APT MOBILITY AID, STABLE, COMFORTABLE, SIZE FITS ANYWHERE, USED IN VISITS TO ART MUSEUMS, CONCERTS, TRAVEL, LOVE IT, BETTER THAN LARGER MACHINES, GO ANYWHERE, DO ANYTHING MACHINE

MINOR ISSUE: TRIM ON HANDLE BAR KEPT FALLING OFF AND BROKE. POOR USE OF DECORATION, POOR DESIGN DETAIL. TRIM ON SIDE OF FOOT DECK EASY TO KICK OFF AS ONE'S FOOT MOVES TO FLOOR, NEEDS BETTER GRIP TO FOOT FRAME EDGE. SPEED CONTROL LOW SPEED ALLOWS TOO FAST ACCELERATION WHEN STARTING UP, MACHINE CAN JUMP WITH RISK TO BYSTANDERS, SAFETY ISSUE TO BE ADDRESSED IN HANDBOOK OR IN DESIGN OF CONTROLS. MACHINE IS FREE OF OTHER PROBLEMS, LOVE IT!

arthur s. from peabody, ma

81 AGE, USED IN APT AND AS A TRAVEL AID, USED FOR ALL MOVEMENTS AND ACTIVITIES

Battery life. Power! Two childerns sat on my lap and would take turn driving.

None found. Only used it in Washington, D.C. Easy to drive on subway, all tranportation was by subway or Go-Go three wheeler,the Wasington Mall and a play at Kennedy Center.

edward g. from blue field, va

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The 4wheels for stability.

The turn radius. Not easy to turn to get out of places.

leslie b. from edmond, ok

I had Polio when 3 yrs. Old, now in post polio syndrome, and have brittle bones w/numerous hip fractures. Unableto walk long distances.

Being able to take apart for easier transport in car.

A small headlight would be nice because I had to ride my scooter in the evening and it was hard to see at times.

doug b. from morgantown, wv

I am 50 yrs old and disabled with spasticity in my legs. I walk with two canes.

Mobility - light weight - eady operation

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jacquiline t. from hanover, pa

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Portability

Small wheels/ground clesrance

robert w. from mooresville, nc

Age 75. Use where a lot of walking involved.

ease of operation

no carrying case

kathy o. from ocean, nj

59 years old MS since 2000 difficulty with walking long distances

Small, compact, great for home and travel. Manuvers in tight areas, wonderful for shopping and getting around parks. All the safety features you expect and easy to transport. The scooter looks much better than pictured, very nice, quality scooter that has provided me with greater freedoms.

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anita m. from fort payne, al

48, polio survivor, born with multiple hip and foot anomalies, osteoarthritis hands, hips and feet.

Small, powerful, functional, even attractive

Storage. Because of my handicap it's hard to disassemble and carry the parts all the time and I don't have a garage. I have the cover but I don't want to leave it out in the elements.

marie z. from attleboro, ma

59, handicapped