Go-Go Elite Traveller Plus 3-Wheel

Portability and agility

No light, bad location for charging port

ju98151 s. from sumas, wa

I live with MS and owned three Pride scooters before this one. Trustworthy and backed with integrity. I love my new Go Go Elite Traveler Plus.

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norma f. from york, pa

I broke my foot and I will not be having surgery, so this wonderful Go Go scooter is the perfect thing for me! !!!

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ruth j. from clayton, nc

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I love my scooter! Long battery life, ease of disassembly. Weight capacity (I'm a little over the standard weight)

It's a little hyper sensitive. I have to remember to turn down the speed a bit when starting out.

debra k. from wailuku, hi

I'm 60, the manager of a large condominium complex. My knees are shot and without my scooter, my job would be history.

Easy to assemble, easy to store, easy to use indoors or out.

Electrical connection of battery to unit is difficult. The prongs on the scooter bend out of shape very easily unless the battery is inserted in a perfect vertical position. Not easy to do with a 29 lb. battery case.

carl w. from sun city center, fl

80 year old 5'10" 250 lb male with arthritis in both knees. Walking ability restricted to very short distances, 75' max. Used for outdoor activiti

Good battery life, ease of use/operate. Easy to take apart.

Ground clearance, needs to be 4' not 2.75". Of the 6 scooters I have owned I had to replace the front tire due to bad bearings on 5 of the scooters. I would have ordered a different make the last time except that it would not be compatible with all the other batteries/parts that I have accumulated.

george d. from richmond, tx

60 years old, uses the product to get around home & office.

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earl c. from bourbonnais, il (caregiver)

Several constructed surgeries to left foot

Good size, easy maneuverability, non-air tires, ease of use (speeds, recharging, etc.). Not horribly expensive...great indoors and handles walkways outdoors.

I wish there could be a larger storage basket or something.

julia c. from st paul, mn

Both my husband and I use the scooter. He is 80 and has Parkinson's Disease and Asthma. I am 66 and have had Type 1 Diabetes for 47 years.

Ease of disassembly and wife can put in trunk of car.

Needs to have a lower slow speed.

dennis s. from greeley, co

Male 75 years old. Due to a back injury I have very limited use of my legs. This is my second scooter, one for outdoors and one for in the house.

Easy to assemble.

Several pieces have broken already.

kris v. from pella, ia

I am 58 years old and have multiple sclerosis. I am able to go shopping with my friends, and my grandchildren are so happy I can go to the park.

Ease of use.

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eldon h. from cheney, ks (caregiver)

My wife is an amputee. We bought it mainly to use at silver dollar city.

He likes how it maneuvers in tight places & the width of it.

The only thing it doesn't have is a light.

tom b. from phoenix, az

My husband is an above the knee amputee & uses the scooter inside & outside.