Victory 10 3-Wheel

Fairly rugged, the old one is 9, its had a couple problems but still runs.

The safety nazi's got involved. The new one doesn't accelerate when you tell it to, it pauses, thinks about the command then slooowly accelerates, very annoying. Might be safer in some ways, unless you are trying to drive through parking lot traffic or make it into an elevator before the doors closes on you. Oh, and, the new one has a lower top speed, also annoying. Not to mention the seat. Scooter arrived in a big box without the seat, it is supposed to come separately. It took several phone calls, shipper, Spinlife and Pride to get a seat shipped. This took an additional 10 days or so to get a seat! I did like the Victory 10 enough to buy a second one though the buying experience was poor.

michael w. from apache junction, az

76, 6' 3", poor balance, worn out knees.

Good battery life, nice colors

Not enough room for feet to seing by tiller. Even with seat all back, shroud around tiller base leaves no room.

james b. from branson west, mo

73 year old, disabled vet. Love the freedom of the scooter, it is one of many I have owned.I only have one major dislike.....not able to get my feet

It's quiet. It seems reasonably sturdy. It works most of the time. Looks great!

Battery indicator on the Tiller is too bright. Squeals if I activate the control lever too soon. Who thought this would be a good idea? Squeal should be disabled or made less annoying. On the other hand, the "horn" is not nearly loud enough to be useful. Actually, a bicycle bell would be more effective.

david b. from hurricane, ut

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Quiet.

The scooter could use some more torque - it pauses when you want it to go, handles poorly, and while it has sufficient power to climb any variance in climbing speed causes it to jerk to a stop. I have gotten very frustrated using this scooter recently.

william d. from north potomac, md

76 years old. Post-polio-syndrome.

Solid construction.

Due to its size and weight, it is ready to tip when operating on uneven surfaces or if the wheels touch a baseboard, etc., within the home. I have fallen several times in the month since it was delivered, injuring myself on each occasion. This 3-wheel scooter requires re-engineering. Extremely disappointed.

joseph o. from warwick, ri

I am unable to walk due to Multiple Sclerosis; diagnosed in 2006. I am a 68-year-old man living at home with my wife and son.

tires and paint

seat angle and very poor dynamic braking

robert f. from canton, ma

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