LiteRider 3-Wheel

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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

Wider/longer base and higher/more comfortable seat

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janice g. from converse, tx

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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.

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!

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

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.

Can be transported, by car, bus, airline with ease

Wish someone would invent a longer lasting battery

jim m. from oxford, ms

70+ paraplegic

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.

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.

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.

Very easy to disassemble and reassemble

The seat at its lowest connection is still too high from the ground, I am 5 ft 8 inches and when getting off the scooter my feet are still about 4 inches off the ground, my amigo scooter I have now my feet touches the ground when getting off.

david f. from new york, ny

Male 84 years old, using power scooter for 25 years I used amigo and ranger scooters.

Lightweight, faster than most.

Seat depth too short, choppy ride.

diana k. from valrico, fl

71 year old, female, bi-lateral amputee, have been using scooters and power chairs for 20 years plus.