Liteway

ease of transport, battery removal system

would like charge status

frank p. from springfield, il

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Easy for a big-footed person to use and be comfortable.

Haven't found any.

daniel s. from palm desert, ca

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portability,quality of construction

location of basket,lack of backup signal

arnold b. from monroe township, nj (caregiver)

My wife is mobility challenged and can only walk short distances. The Liteway has greatly increased her quality of life. It is a very well made.

The scooter is very easy to operate and charge. It can go over small bumps and up moderate ramps. I can easily disassemble it for transport, and it's heaviest piece can be wheeled. This scooter has made daily tasks much easier for me.

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aoiffe julia t. from granada hills, ca

I have had several foot and ankle surgeries, and use the scooter post-op. I am in my late 30s.

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The rear view mirror is pretty low quality, not at all like the good mirror I ordered when I bout my Legend Scooter 3 years ago

robert e. from pataskala, oh

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Comfort, strength, ease of movement, basket under seat, arm rests

None for me!

phyllis s. from phoenix, az

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everything in the design makes it simple to dissasemble and assemble and i especially like the way the battery slides in and out for easy charging.

the steering was a little sensitive at first , compared to the larger scooters my wife would use in the department stores, it just takes a little getting use to, and she loves it now.

robert l. from moore, ok (caregiver)

my wife is 68 years young and suffers from emphasymia and small cell lung cancer

well built, solid frame, comes apart easily

forward and reverse levers are too far away from handlebars for smaller hands. included thumb levers came without mounting screws so I can't use them.

leonor r. from riverside, ca

76 yr. old woman with two bad knees. can't walk for more than a few feet and only with walker

Easy to use and easy to transport. Lite Way Travel Scooter helps me to go places I couldn't go before,because of too much walking. Such as craft shows, Museums etc.

As of now I haven't found any.

norma a. from toms river, nj

Bad knees and feet. Overweight.

It's easy to disassemble and very light weight. I really like the foot and leg room it has which none of the other inexpensive scooters had to offer.

We take the scooter apart and put it into the back of my Suburban. The seat flops around as I'm driving. I would like to find a way to secure the seat without having to leave it on the scooter.

hazel m. from san dimas, ca

I am 58 years old. I have had 3 back surgeries and I need both of my knees replaced. I cannot stand for more than 10 minutes and I cannot walk very

Unlike other travel scooters, the one piece tubular steel frame gives enormous strength & stability. The "jockey (dual) wheel" in the front gives four wheel stability with three wheel turning radius. The shipped seat is really about 17" x 17", not 15" x 15"

It's painted steel, not molded plastic, so it can scratch more easily. It takes up a bit more room than scooters that can break into more parts, but there is never a challenge with reassembly.

nicholas k. from waterford, ny (caregiver)

84; 260 lbs; Congestive Heart Failure leaves her puffed after walking a short distance, a replaced knee, and Degenerative Joint in the spine

Maneuverability,reasonably fast, breaks down for loading fast, light enough for girl friend and I to load/unload

Only problem I had.... I ordered Red, the invoice said Red... so I get blue, of course

michael l. from newport, mn

Late 60's male, DDD in spine, not able to walk over 50' without problems, damm irritated to have to sell his Gold Wing!