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Pride Go-Go Elite Traveller Portable Scooter
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Scooter divides into four pieces (each <30 lbs) that can be loaded in car
Reviewer: kent p. from san carlos, ca
User Details: Need for portable scooter that can be loaded in car.
Strengths: Divides into pieces
Weaknesses: 30 lb pieces are too heavy for me to easily load in car.
Reviewed on 09/13/2019
Reviewer: paul f. from birmingham, mi
User Details: User is 93 yrs old.Has trouble walking and balance.Uses scooter to navigate around he Independent Living complex.
Strengths: Great looking. Controls are easy to read.
Weaknesses: Control lever is big and interferes with hand on steering wheel. Slight movement of control lever causes scooter to immediately stop. No coast or slow down. Not enough room between seat post and steering post. Difficult to move feet when wearing shoes.
Reviewed on 07/28/2019
Reviewer: susan l. from fort meyers, fl (caregiver)
User Details: 92 year old man with difficulty walking.
Strengths: Light weight; fairly easy to use.
Weaknesses: Not enough leg room; difficult to plug charger in.
Reviewed on 12/29/2016
Reviewer: joe l. from waterville, wa
User Details: This is the third scooter of the same make and model. This on is slower than the others and squeaks when it rolls. I like my old one better
Strengths: Light weight
Weaknesses: This particular unit is slower and squeaks
Reviewed on 05/17/2016
Reviewer: joseph d. from taunton, ma
User Details: Professional. Basically used on flat surfaces
Strengths: Maneuverable, small and very portable
Weaknesses: The durability of the transaxle and speed control can be improved. Speed control was dead on first day.The reflector stickers peel right off because of poor glue. Pride should spend more money on quality parts and less on the "Pride" logo and decals all over the scooter.
Reviewed on 02/17/2016
Reviewer: margaret h. l. from los alamitos, ca (caregiver)
User Details: Margaret has MS and is at the stage 3 level. She has had MS for 41 years of her life and has been in wheel chairs for about 20 years. Now her 3rd Go G
Strengths: Base platform is good. All plastic items need to be stronger. The chair broke on her last scooter we got from you!
Weaknesses: All plastic items need to be stronger, the chair broke on her last scooter as noted above. Also the hand controls are difficult for her to operate, the old finger pull control was a lot better. The paddle type is too hard for her to operate!
Reviewed on 01/02/2016
Reviewer: roy w. from gratiot, oh (caregiver)
User Details: 59 year old female.
Strengths: It is more stable than a 3-wheel concerning tipping.
Weaknesses: The turn radius is too large compared to 3-wheel scooter.
Reviewed on 09/28/2015
Reviewer: ellen a. from fort lauderdale, fl
User Details: I'm 53 and have m.s.
Strengths: Portable, and easy to handle.
Weaknesses: Basket is cumbersome. Easy to tip over while in it.
Reviewed on 02/18/2015
Reviewer: ellen a. from fort lauderdale, fl
User Details: I'm 53 and have m.s.
Strengths: Not provided
Weaknesses: Not provided
Reviewed on 02/18/2015
Okay but needs help with one issue -- ease of coupling rear to frame.
Reviewer: william m. from arlington hgts, il
User Details: Not provided
Strengths: Not provided
Weaknesses: Should be some easy way to line up rear axle with frame. Moving on grass with a slight hill caused it to tip over, throwing me into some trees. Cut my nose.
Reviewed on 07/02/2014
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