Go Go LX 3-Wheel with CTS Suspension

Ease of use

Horn button and battery life

michael a. from germantown, il

70 yr old male with post polio. Unable to walk. Approx 230lbs.

Break down and ease of loading to our van.

Haven't found any.

tom m. from kettering, oh

75 years old, good physical condition but sometimes low on energy.

When the arm rest are removed, the machine is easy to get on an off while still being able to go through narrow places.

Transportation of this machine for air or ship board is nearly impossible because as far as I know, no cases are available for the platform / tiller, or the battery, seat, or the heavy rear drive assembly.

joshua r. from menomonee falls, wi (caregiver)

Used for distance mobility out of home at present.

Comfortable ride, battery life.

Not good on inclines.

ann w. from bremen, al

58 yr old female with Neuropathy in both legs and feet. Osteoarthritis entire body. Chronic asthma.

Not provided

None

david s. from cottrellville township, mi

86year old male copd and afib

Comfortable. I like the headlight.

Transaxle seems to be a problem

michael m. from tracy, ca

73 year old disabled. Use in home. Having clicking noise in transaxle. Waiting on the replacement part to repair.

Suspension is a big plus. Maneuverable, good range, solid quality, excellent vale, perfect size, very flexible to break down and transport

Measure of battery strength. This is a problem with many models. Battery indicates full charge for hours and then goes from "full" to "dead" in 10 minutes. Meter does not function like a gas gauge

jeff h. from west bloomfield, mi

Dx with MS 2001 and now able to walk short distances only with a walker. 53 years old. Very active.

Easy to assemble-glad it comes apart for traveling and storage. Easy to operate.

We hoped it would be able to be used out in the yard on the grass to be able to watch grandchildren and dogs play. Tried and almost tipped over.

merle d. from miami, ok

Unable to walk without walker or cane due to a hip replacement and ankle tendon surgery on same side. Also have COPD. I am 63 years old.

Shock absorbers as unique feature in its price range influenced this selection.

I have trouble putting the two bottom parts together.

stephen o. from san francisco, ca

I am 73 yo with limited walking ability. I needed more mobility in the neighborhood, in events that involve a lot of moving (museum, for example)

It is dependable. Comes apart easily and fits in trunk of car.

The speed dial should be placed in front of the ignition key. I used to control speed with my thumb in previous cart. The springs do not ease bumps as much as I thought.

doris c. from livermore, ca

I am a 91, disabled and find the cart a life saver to get around.

The ease of taking it apart and taking in a car or SUV. The suspension helps for a nicer ride.

Wish it went FASTER and the mirrors are a joke; they do not stick far enough out to really help.

jane o. from pebble beach, ca

I have degenerative arthritis in my back and trouble walking or standing for long periods. The scooter has given me a way to participate in life again

Very comfortable easy to put together and the parts are lightweight

Battery dies very fast, and on my second use I almost got stuck away from my car. I have and older Go-Go and I use it still as my new carts battery is not reliable.

louella f. from the villages, fl

65 year old with hip problems.