Pride Go-Go Sport 3 Wheel Mobility Scooter - Motorized Electric Medical Carts for Seniors, Handicapped, or Disabled Adults with Free Challenger Mobility Accessory

This is a great little scooter that can be broken down and placed in your trunk, then assembled on the spot when ready to use. I have used this scooter to visit oarks and take my grandpup for walks that I would otherwise not be able to do. Also to go shopping with my daughter and not be holding on to a shopping cart or having to get back to the car. It has given me more freedom and been a real enjoyment. What I am disappointed in is the connector of the wheels and main drive somehow became unable to connect, and this seller does not want to replace it, but will charge $350 for part plus I have shipping cost. I haven’t used it that much and still owe on the payment plan. I trusted Pride products to be better, and I would never purchase from this company with Amazon again. Consider this a warning should something go wrong. What good is a warranty when the necessary part to operate is not covered.

Excellent unit. Holds my weight, goes very fast if I want to, and has lots and lots of leg room. Plus the range is more than double most units! I have been buying cheaper scooters for car travel. I hesitated to go this price, but the 15 mile battery was key. That’s an amazing amount of distance and will let me do tourist-y things with ease. And the turn radius is very nice! So happy with this purchase.

I chose the Go Go Sport by Pride even though it was about double the price of many others. My decision was based on the fact that this scooter had the right combination of features for me. For example, when I began shopping for scooters, I ignored the headlight feature (after all, I was just using it around the house, not on the interstate!). However, after really thinking it through, I considered my use of the scooter to get to and from the bathroom at night. Indeed, the headlight has been great for that purpose! Overall, great scooter; more speed than one needs if used around the house. Haven't needed a battery charge yet!

Received my scooter, assembled it and tried it out. Everything worked except the reverse warning beep and the horn. Called the manufacturer and the advised me they would not fix it that I had to find out from Amazon who the dealer was and to contact them. Contacted Amazon for a phone number and the number they gave me was the wrong one. I feel that this is a safety feature that is necessary for the operation. Otherwise I am well pleased with the scooter.

I have had this mobility scooter long enough to really test it out. I've ridden it on streets that are a bit rough. I've had it at a big airport and flown with it (yes, it's FAA compliant). I've also been to Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk and spent 5 hours at the CA. State Fair. Not once have I had any problem with this scooter. I bought Pride specifically because their scooters are very dependable. This scooter went up a steep ramp at the State Fair, and believe me, I like to go fast. The only thing I can say is that if you are assembling/disassembling the scooter yourself, you must be able to lift about 40 pounds in/out of your car and bend a bit to put the two pieces (motor and body) together. At least I do, unless there's a better way. Of course, the hubby helps out when he's with me. I plan to have this scooter for a long time and take it on many trips. It is a good value and a great ride!

This scooter has given my husband more freedom. He loves driving it around the neighborhood. Beats being housebound. Easy to put together. Sturdy on sidewalks.

It ran fine for a few months, then things started to go wrong, piece by piece. In 2 1/2 years I've had to replace the entire electronic system, the rear wheel assemblage, the front bearings twice, and the batteries twice. This cart has spent more time waiting for repairs than actually running because parts are always backordered for such ridiculously long periods of time. The company has given my repair guy every song and dance excuse possible not to honor any warranties, so all expenses have come out of pocket, and its now cost me more money than the original price to replace all of the constantly malfunctioning parts. My use of the cart is not extreme...1 1/2 miles a day on paved roads to trot my dog, since I have a foot injury that keeps me from walking that far. I finally found a smaller used go-go at a local thrift store for $300 and it runs a lot better than this newer piece of crap that is right now sitting in the repair shop AGAIN.

Look no further! Pride products have been around for decades. They are high quality AMERICAN Products!