Go Go Sport 3-Wheel

Great performance and durability. This is my second Pride scooter

None - do not fix what is not broken.

steve a. from painted post, ny

I am a 71 year old guy with advanced osteoarthritis in my spine and both knees.

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thomas k. from hartville, oh

75 year old ALS

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pamela s. from milford, va

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Great product.

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james l. from martinez, ca

User has MS. This scooter is perfect for our small house.

The new features of the legth of the floorboard is great because I have to carry a small bottle of oxygen between my feet.

So far there aren’t any.

janet c. from millville, nj

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size for 6 feet individual

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lowell r. from nevis, mn

para 85-year-old male

Very durable

Don't have any complaints of weakness

jennifer q. from san jose, ca

Suffers from severe osteoarthritis in knees long periods of walking has become hard

It’s a good size for someone heavy and tall like myself. It’s lightweight makes it easy to travel with and to get in and out of the car.

The battery is a little heavy. I was thinking maybe you’re smarter design would be to have two separate battery cases. That would make them easier to take in and out. And you could also charge one while using the other.

kevin k. from dobbs ferry, ny

I am 58 years old I’m 6’2” tall and I weigh 290 pounds. I have MS and find it difficult walking

Three wheel is so easy to drive and turn in tight places.

After considerable use, the threads in the knob that hold the tiller upright get stripped so the tiller doesn't hold tight any longer.

sandra m. from las vegas, nv

I love this scooter. My old one was tired but still works after 10 years.

lightweight, disassembles into manageable pieces for transport.

None so far

alvin s. from creston, ia

Age = 78. Neuropathy

Distance/Range and durability

Too heavy

debbie d. from nashua, nh

54-year-old

lightweight and ease of assembly.

cannot think of any

alvin s. from creston, ia

The user of this scooter has peripheral neuropathy, cannot keep balance when walking and thus needs a cane, walker, or scooter for m