Go Go Sport 4-Wheel

The placement of the battery cord is far more conveniently located on this model.

The turning radius is greater than my previous model, which I thought was going to be the same as my first scooter. Harder in elevators and small spaces.

mary l. from henderson, nv

I'm 81 years old and have been using a scooter for four years.

ease of use

no cup holder

raymond t. from oak creek, wi

72yr copd

It comes apart and will fit in my SUV.

Would like a battery gage with percentage of how much charge is left. I get nervous with just green to red lights. Distance traveled would be nice also.

dorothy m. from fredericksburg, tx

I have COPD so cannot walk distances. Now I can take my dog for a walk. I am 78 years old.

Quiet,travel speed, control

Weight,accessories in back of seat.

patricia r. from dover, pa

I am a 75 year old woman who has trouble walking without support. I rented a Go- go sport at a fair and enjoyed the fair for the first time in years.

It's sturdy and it holds up well in a salt air environment.

I find no weaknesses.

lucy g. from palacios, tx

I am Lucy and I depend on my scooter to get around. My husband built a carrier on the back of our Rogue. I love it, it is my second go-go.

Good stability and portability for a heavy duty travel scooter.

No suspension or USB port. Should have an option for Li-Ion batteries and charger for better battery life and lighter weight.

arthur c. from orlando, fl

User is elderly in reasonable health, gets lower back pain when walking a long distance.

It lasts 4 years on its batteries, and I use the scooter 3 days a week, 4-6 hours a day.

No turn signals. Seat is hard after a years use.

robert e. from duncanville, tx

I cannot walk. The scooter is driven up a ramp into my van, so I can transfer into the drivers seat. I go from inside my home to the van.

comfortable, feel safe

to slow, mirror arm is too short to allow me to see behind me.

lorraine l. from cowley, wy

76 and still working, 250 lbs but still trying to stay active, walk ease but have some back problems. healthy except or the weight

Easily goes thru doorway, close to table or desk, elevator friendly, nice ability for speed on longer runs.

Would like better designed places for carrying packages, food, etc.

donald p. from tulsa, ok

My 89 yr older sister loves her ability to navigate her Independent Living facility! Staying independent is her desire. She gets laundry done, etc.

Easy to assemble/take apart. Battery charge lasts a long time. Very fast for a small scooter.

Leg room can be a bit tight. Key cylinder came loose after a little over a year's usage. Had to pay a local provider $80 to repair it; the retaining nut wasn't tight from the factory and fell off.

wayne n. from oak grove, mo (caregiver)

My wife uses this scooter as she can't walk more than 50ft. unassisted

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I wish the wheels were larger and I wish the word PRIDE was not as prominent on the front of the seat.

mary jayne h. from munising, mi

I am an active 90 year old until lastyear walked a fast 3 miles every day. However a heart condition has changedthat. Thus the scooter

Lighter weight for travel situations, range, leg room length.

It looks a bit low to the ground, but I haven't experienced any issues yet.

gary p. from willow springs, il

Age: 80 Bought to extend walking range to compensate for arthritic ankles and 1 knee. This is a convenience for me