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Warranty

No suspension. The key is had to insert

dayton h. from murrietta, ca

77 years old. Poor eyesight. No vehicle drivers license the scooter allows the user are travel around the area

Versatility- 2 speed ranges; useable on roads, sidewalks and in stores. I put a tall “attention” flag and installed a triangle “slow caution” on the basket.

When speed lever is released it continues motion briefly that causes crashes. Also when activated it tends to lurch and the speed lever must be reduced immediately to prevent crashing into objects.

norman b. from bolivar, mo

Age:83– disabilities: balance due to cerebellar disorder, COPD due childhood asthma, CVA 2015 (embolism)

Ease of use. Easy to get on and off. Good speeds on a straight away. Easy to maneuver in tight area’s. Feels solid and like a real vehicle. Easy to charge the batteries.

Not sure yet. I have not tried to service the batteries yet.

john m. from canton, oh

Male, age 72, spinal cord injury, lower right quadrant is injured. 230 lbs. Finds it very hard to walk any real distance.

Well built, very sturdy, very quiet, very easy on the body because of the ultra comfortable seat, very easy to operate and you can drive it on grass, wood chip trails etc, this scooter goes almost anywhere, overall it is just a great machine!

The only thing I would like is for the handle bars to lay back a little closer to me because of my short arm reach other than that this is an awesome machine!

thomas g. from lindenhurst, il

70 years old, 50 years as stone mason, bricklayer now disabled!

Load capacity, style and quality of workmanship.

It would be nice if the user could change the seat from bench to bucket easily.

darrell h. from coweta, ok

I'm 67 years old. Disabled Vietnam Veteran. I have trouble walking, due to Agent Orange exposure, heart problems and diabetes, and it's getting worse

Quality

Charger probably not the best around but it works.

jimmie e. from texarkana, tx

70 year old male, no disabilities, just out of shape. Bought scooter for auto swap meets and shows. Very well pleased with it.

The solid construction is impressive.

It requires a door larger than 36" to pass through. The throttle is similar to a brake handle. A twist throttle would make a better controller.

james d. from mandeville, la

Not provided

easy to access with the rotating seat and low ground clearance, feels very stable

didn't come with any assembly information and the user's manual provided operation and maintenance information only. still not sure how to attach rear basket.

john r. from harwood, md

62 year old male, severe arthritis in both knees, CHF, use power chair to get around, unable to walk unassisted.