Go Go Ultra X 3-Wheel

Comes apart easily to put in trunk.

Not comfortable seat and back. No pocket for carrying items on back of seat. Battery pack does not accommodate a larger battery. Not good for long distances. Low clearance to ground so need to stay on concrete.

sue m. from toledo, oh

I am a woman, 77 yrs old. Due to post polio, I can no longer walk. I am forced to use a motorized scooter all the time.

Turns sharp.

Start up could be smoother.

brian l. from spokan, wa

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Its weight because I can easily get it in my car.

The 4-wheel would have had a better turning radius, I turned the 3-wheel over the first time I took it out.

viola f. from jasper, ga

Female, 81 years old, limited walking distance and limited time standing walking.

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harris f. from licking, mo

Age 65 and is disabled with Parkinson’s disease.

Lightweight and portable.

Clutch and transmission are flimsy. Will spend more on a better scooter next time.

thom w. from san antonio, tx

I'm 73 years old, born with spina bifida and clubfeet. Have had multiple orthopedic surgeries, (feet, knee and hip). Legs gave out 7 years ago.

Turns easily, can take it apart to put in car, small size

Slowest speed is not slow enough. I cannot reach the socket on the scooter to plug it in for recharge. Not enough room for feet.

frances g. from chapel hill, nc

Age-66, below knee amputations of both legs, fusion of most of spine, cannot bend very much, fingers numb.

Easy assembly, lightweight.

Seat wobbles too much when riding.

muriel s. from hazlet, nj (caregiver)

I am a 71 year old man who cannot walk 200 feet due to lung disorder.

Easy breakdown and assembly

Should have air in tires, feel every bump. Unstable ride.

harry f. from lake stevens, wa

74 years old, difficulty walking.

It light and easy to ride inside store

That it is not long enough

emilio t. from lansing, mi

I'm 96 yrs old and have a hard time walking so this help me a lot.

It is small and drives easily

The plug in at the bottom of the machine. It is very difficult to use.

claire s. from chapel hill, nc

85-poor walking ability

colorful,appears sturdy, operates easly

design needs improvement, not for people with limited leg bending. For comfort at least 40 inches or more to extend leg comfortably

kay j. from livonia, mn

70 year old female with mobility issues

it gets me where I want to go

turns back to slow speed too soon

cary a. from deer park, ny

73 bk amputee 35 years scooter a big help