Go Go Elite Traveller 4-Wheel

Size and design, ease of dismantling and transporting.

Size of tires and ground clearance for non-pavement use.

laura b. from downers grove, il

A 59 year old woman with Muscular Dystrophy and a hip replacement three years ago.

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rolland s. from kokomo, in

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Easy to put together

The cup holder provided does not attach in a way that it would securely hold a drink

john l. from san antonio, tx

30/M with MS

Transportability and ease of operation

small hard wheels, and hard ride on paved surfaces.

ronald a. from west lawwn, pa

76 yrs old, emphysema

Great portability.

If you don't need portability get a heavy duty model.

michael v. from spokane, wa

I am enjoying the Go-Go Elite traveler. It is easy to disassemble and transporting the trunk of my car. Not much power on going up any incline. Wish i

comes apart, small size, good price, fairly easy to use

would be better if the plug for the battery charger could be plugged in while sitting in the seat and the handlebar post adjusted by lever instead of a knob. A little bit of a stretch to do both of these from the seat for someone who isn't very flexible.

kathie s. from williams, az (caregiver)

88 year old friend. Has trouble getting up/down and walking. He bought it himself because he didn't want to go through red tape with medicare.

I think the strongest point about this scooter is it's portability. I don't have a big car so space is at a minimum, and although the pieces do take up a fair amount of room, at least it is a manageable feat to take the scooter on day trips.

Even though the scooter pieces are separately not all that heavy, it still adds up to a fair amount of stress on my bones to do the work to break it down and stow it in the car.

susan w. from mineral, va

I am a 60 year old woman who is not totally dependent on use of the scooter, but due to osteoarthritis and degeneration of spine and hip bones, freque

can get on and off with little effort

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charles h. from williamsville, ny

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

EASY TO TAKE APART

TURNING RADIUS MUCH TOO WIDE FOR SIZE OF VEHICLE; SMALL WHEELS = LOW RIDE....SCOOTER "GROUNDS OUT" TOO EASILY AND FREQUENTLY

joseph c. from east hanover, nj

65 Y.O. LIMITED WALKING

Thank goodness for the upgraded seat. Makes a big difference.

Not enough power when going up hills. I weigh 220 and bring a walker with me. I always wait for my son to go with me, as I am afraid of not making it back home when alone.

wallace m. from san mateo, ca

I have neuropathy in my feet/legs! No strength anymore in my hands. Fear falling. scooter!

the relationship of quality and price

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johannes n. from fresno, ca

I am 84 years old and have a knee problem. It is extremly hard for me to walk.

size- if you are petite this fits great

the charger location is VERY difficult to reach

judy j. from rocklin, ca

multi- arthritis, nerve damage