Go-Go LX Scooter with CTS Suspension

Mobility

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donald j. from southport, nc

I am completely dependent on a wheelchair Because of severe neuropathy in my legs and DDD The scooter enables me to get around outside

Inexpensive

Suspension is a joke.

william m. from albuquerque, nm

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Ease of putting together with minimal steps, easy to maneuver and battery last quite a while. provides access to tables so you don't have to bring other walking guides with you. Excellent item!!

I haven't found any weaknesses yet. so far so good!

carmen c. from bartow, fl (caregiver)

My 78 yr old Mom uses this and loves it she able to go with husband and friends places she wasn't able to for so many months prior.

The strengths are that it is easy to put together, to store and to charge. I like that it comes apart and fits in trunk or back seat and doesn't require a lift to be installed on my Moms car. The charge also last a long time

At this time and because we've only had it a short time I haven't found any weaknesses yet.

carmen c. from bartow, fl (caregiver)

My 78 yr old Mother uses this scooter and loves it.

Easy to dismantle and reassemble.

Only issue is with placing the battery pack in position. Takes several tries to get the pack appropriately seated.

anna b. from bryan, tx

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It's stable easy to use and recharge the battery

none at the moment

michael d. from tinton falls, nj (caregiver)

67 years old and has neuropathy in both feet

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terry s. from seaside, ca (caregiver)

WIFE HAS PARKINSONS.

More comfort, good range, stable.

Less range on batteries; have to recharge more frequently than with my previous Pride travel scooter.

william t. from albuquerque, nm

Progressive MS condition. Upper 60's. Use only forearm crutches or scooter/wheelchair. Own van with internal lift.

Easy to maneuver, especially around corners.

That if not on a totally level surface, there is a chance of it tipping over.

mark r. from acworth, ga (caregiver)

Bought this for my 91-year-old mom who lives in an assisted living village and uses it to get around to meals, bingo, meetings, etc. She loves it.

Easy-to-access important controls, safe, comfortable, good travel distance

The yellow color of the shocks is a bit to bold my taste.

napoleon c. from las vegas, nv

65-year-old male with MS and very minimal walking ability.

Comes apart and is easy to assemble. The heaviest piece is a little difficult for me (spouse and caregiver) to get in and out of the car, but I manage. My husband is more willing to go places when he uses his scooter.

The chassis of the scooter is a little heavy to get in and out of my car

carol b. from houston, tx (caregiver)

My husband has difficulty walking and this scooter is helping him with his independence

Easy to use

Could use a larger basket.

lee s. from newton, nj

The user has spinal stenosis in an advanced stage. At age 82, surgery is out of the question. User also has a bad heart and is on oxygen 24/7.