Go Go Sport Scooter

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david w. from indian harbour, fl

I am 100% disable veteran an I use them when I go to Disney ,Seaward, eat, and when we go camping.

It is easy to maneuver -dependable - 

This new GoGo model has 2 drawbacks - one being a seat that has more of a rubber quality- making it more difficult to slide on and off. The second issue, the front wheel leaf scuff marks, making me have to clean my kitchen and bathroom floors continually if there is a solution for this, please let me know. 

linda p. from dothan, al

I am a female, age 75 dealing with post polio. My legs are the issue, and the scooter is a godsend.

im able to assemble it alone with no help

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charles h. from kenosha, wi

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karen s. from framingham, ma

50's trouble walking

We bought this for my father-in-law and he lives in a mountainous area. This scooter goes up a steep driveway (that gets me out of breath just walking up it) with no problems. He is very limited in mobility and the way everything turns and slides allows me to adjust it so that he can easily get on and off. 

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melissa e. from 32563, fl

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Strengths are that we don’t have to stay on a flat, fully paved path. Comes apart and back together easily.

The weight! Weight is as accurately described and we can manage it because we want to use it on rougher terrain. If there is any way it could be lighter, without losing stability, it would be wonderful.

pat b. from king, nc (caregiver)

My husband is 77 and was very active until a combination of health events have caused mobility problems.

Size and mobility works for use in home, restaurants and stores. Fits easily into car and is simple to put on a lift.

Choice of colors. I’ve owned this same model for over twelve years and I’m tired of only a choice of red/blue. Seems the panels should be able to come in yellow, green, black and silver. Easy fix.

rebecca b. from rockport, tx

74 yr old female. Post polio paralysis. Uses scooter 85% of the day for mobility indoors and outdoors

To be able to get it to places.

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jack o. from akron, oh (caregiver)

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1) For our aging population - it's easy to use. 2) Durability - other than routine maintenance and a new battery, the original unit looks as good today (and performs as well) as it did when it was donated!

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mark s. from indianapolis, in

The Scooter was purchased for our church as we have a large building and an aging population.

Easy to operate

I've not found any weaknesses yet

rick j. from modesto, ca

My pride 3 wheel sport scooter is the best investment that I've made lately. I'm able to go shopping and to the mall with my family.

Turns really sharp

Going up a steep hill in the Ozarks it stopped. In reading manual found out why. A sticker for new owners about this would have been helpful.

arlene g. from valparaiso, in

67 y.o. lady with lupus and arthritis. Husband is able to load scooter.

Comfort, use, mobility

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theresa a. from phillipsburg, nj

I cannot stay on my feet more than 10 minutes. So painful. The scooter helps me in stores and malls and on any trips I may have to take.