Go Go Folding Scooter

I have a lithium battery, supposed to last longer. The scooter is energetic and has a tight circle turning capability. It is fun to ride on a smooth surface.

It is, after all, a foldable scooter, but at a supposed 54 pounds, it is too heavy for me to lift when folded, thereby negating the easy storage feature I had bought it for, as I have to keep it in a small apartment. When I try to unfold it, I am unable to push the front section down sufficiently to reach the ground and therefore to be able to steer it. I have to have a stronger person push it down. There is no shopping basket, so I cannot use this for shopping as I had hoped. Also, it is dangerously low and invisible to drivers who might be backing out where I am riding. There is no flag with the unit and I have yet to obtain one and learn to affix it. Riding over uneven sidewalks is very bumpy and injurious to a bad lower back. I am going to try to use a shock-absorbing cushion that I already had. One really needs someone to help open heavy hallway, elevator and lobby doors. Finding a ready helper is difficult for me.

helen g. from emeryville, ca

I am a 79-year-old woman recovering from a few fractures; walking with difficulty. I usually use a rollator, which device is often tiring.

This scooter is simple to fold and store. Can transport in a small car.

Must ensure the cart is clicked into a secure locked position before using, otherwise it will collapse with the rider in the seat. It is sometimes difficult to hear the click when outdoors.

debra k. from green valley, az

User has severe rheumatoid arthritis, 5 joint replacements, COPD, and end stage kidney disease.

Easy to take along without having to buy lifts for your car.

The steering handle is not strong enough to take the abuse of the way the employees handle things at the airports

barbara w. from polo, il

COPD

I can take it anywhere I go.

None

evelyn l. from richland springs, tx

I have breathing problems and can't walk long distances.