Go Go Elite Traveller 3-Wheel

Handy for people with mobility problems.  I charge it at night so it will be ready for use most of each day

I am tall, have long legs and arms.  Other 3 wheelers I tried but didn’t meet my needs had better leg room, clearance on floor of 3 wheeler.  Getting on and off would be easier if there wasn’t a hump on floor at base of steering column! Seating not as comfortable as I had hoped.  Perhaps a 3 wheeler especially for tall people should be available.

carolyn k s. from houston, tx

85 yr old woman who has some mobility problems.  Live on 8th floor and a very long way to elevator, so my 3 wheel scooter is very necessary.

No.1 is dependability.  It has a comfortable ride.

This isn’t exactly a weakness but the basket could be larger.

nisaa r. from columbus, oh

I am a post-polio survivor.  I had polio at age 4. Now i have to use a wheelchair and scooter to get around.

It is sturdy, hold a charge well and meets my transportation needs.

Base is heavier to pick up than I anticipated buy I have adapted.

barbara p. from north dinwiddie, va

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Travels easily, adequate power, easy to charge

For my current medical situation, I had to keep my right leg straight. My foot was not supported and extended over the front of the scooter. A friend built a frame to support my leg. Now I am able to bend my leg and that is no longer an issue.

mary g. from cypress, tx

I am 71 years old, with multiple medical problems. I bought the scooter after a serious fall in which I ruptured my quad tendons from my knee.

Got the extended use battery and that is a blessing. No worry whenever I go for extended outings..

Being a three wheeler I find it difficult to attach the main body to the back drive wheel carriage....front wants to turn and twist. Overall I love my scooter.

dianne f. from post falls, id

Have bad knees that keep me from any distance walking.

Reliability Workmanship Packaging Good customer service

Price Legroom

pat a. from grover beach, ca

I am the user of the scooter

easy to operate like new tiller motor deems stronger

seat not comfortable

floyd r. from harrison, mi

Double amputee

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patricia m. from staten island, ny

Progressive MS. Unable to walk

small size, very good weight capacity, good workmanship

none so far

thomas l. from stockton, ca

User is a male 74 yrs, retired with feet and back injuries.

EXTENDED USE BATTERY

TOO LOW TO THE GROWN

kathryn a. o. from cinnaminson, nj

WE BOUGHT 2 SCOOTERS, ONE FOR HUSBAND WITH LIMITED MOBILITY AGE 82, WIFE IS YOUNGER MORE MOBIL BUT ALSO NEEDED A SCOOTER. THEIR PRIME USE IS IN SIDE

Appearance and ease of operation, assembly and disassembly is great

Quality Assurance inspections be increased to reduce factory defects.

gerald b. from woodburn, or

Age 88, Arthritis hip and knee

Very dependable, durable, and a good price!

I don't care for the round handlebar, as I am used to hanging packages on the traditional straight handlebars.

carla s. from burlington, ia

I have used Pride Mobility Scooters for 25 years as I have secondary Progressive M.S. I have little balance and the inability to walk distances.