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LiteRider 3-Wheel
Heavily treaded 9" tires provide greater stability and traction combined with 22AH batteries for a longer drive range.
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rafael m. from van nuys, ca
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rafael m. from van nuys, ca
Thankyou so much. The scooter is excellent. I love it, it's helping me to move very easy. I would recomendei to my family and friends.
She loves it
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robert l. from oconomowoc, wi (caregiver)
Bought for a friend. She likes it a lot. She states that it’s easy to get into and out of and the rounded structure of the frame allows freer movement
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Wider/longer base and higher/more comfortable seat
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janice g. from converse, tx
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Not the scooter I wanted, but an improvement over my old...
Relatively comfortable seat and more speed. More honest to its true range than my old Buzzaround, but still takes a featherweight, slow driver to get the most out of it.
Too high off the ground for me to comfortably brace myself. Less torque them my old Buzzaround - the slightest incline will bring it to a dead halt. I really wish there was a way to put a more powerful battery in this.
ken s. from columbus, oh
55-year-old male amputee.
Great scooter with super turning radius, 2 baskets, long...
tight turning radius, 2 baskets, long battery life, portability, 3 wheeler, zippy, easy to ride
zip, zero, nada
marilyn j b. from houston, tx
73 years old. Bought for myself after renting scooters for years. Severe back problems: scoliosis, herniated disks, spinal stenosis. Helps me greatly!
whoever developed this should be very proud
the overall features
Some people think it's a little fast for me - don't care what they think
mary y. from appleton, wi
I am a 67 year old amputee. I was absolutely thrilled that I could set the seat down another notch as I am a bit on the short side
Easy to maneuver, load and unload.
Maneuverability and battery life.
You can’t adjust the seat and the armrests won’t stay tightened up.
eli s. from herndon, wv
I am a paraplegic, from waist down, and have a wheelchair at home. When we travel, the scooter makes it easier for me and my wife.
easy to assemble and transport. No hassle on airlines.
Can be transported, by car, bus, airline with ease
Wish someone would invent a longer lasting battery
jim m. from oxford, ms
70+ paraplegic
Overall a very good scooter.
The metal frame is very sturdy.
The seat could be lowered a bit - it feels a little top heavy.
tanna b. from anderson, in
65 year old female with spinal-cerebellar degeneration.
The scooter is very ease to both use and operate.
Turns very well and seems sturdy for a three-wheel scooter as you drive.
Signal and tail lights would be nice.
george s. from tuscon, az
73 year-old disabled veteran.
Good features at the price point.
Turning radius, seat height (with adjustable positions), and very comfortable.
Small tires and anti-tip wheels make it difficult to clear many obstacles. Low ground clearance causes it to get stuck on some off-road terrains.
walter b. from clermont, fl
73 year old, post-polio user of scooters for last the 25 years.
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