Go Go Travel Vehicle Elite 4 Wheel Scooter

I had a 5-hour surgery on my back that is requiring a long recovery period. I can use a walker but it leaves me exhausted. This scooter gives me a lot more independence and allows me to do a lotmore. I can break it down myself and put it in the trunk of my Camry to go where I want to go and I put it together in about 5-10 minutes when I get where I am going. It also allows me to walk my dogs in the morning, which I missed dearly.

I bought this item an it arrived defective. The seller told me I had to deal with the factory. The factory sent a technician three times and he couldn't figure out what was wrong with it. They rejected my claim for a replacement, or a refund. They said eventually the problem would be found. The seller was absolutely absent. I had to ask Amazon and I am still waiting for this to be solved.Customer service, and guarantee does not work at all. The item, I can't tell since it never worked.

Fast delivers and free shipping. The scooter is working great. The battery life is great, and the ride is smooth. Perfect for someone with limited mobility.

I have had 3 wheel scooter before at another blame name. This Go-Go Elite Traveller four wheel scooter run more power and smoother. The size as three wheel scooter as almost the same. I use a 17ah battery, it's a little heavy, but it's also a good battery life that two or three day without a charge...

I've had a Pride scooter for almost a year. It's been great. Indoors and out.But I recently lost the plastic button that covers the horn assembly. It's a white plastic dome shaped cover about the size of your thumbnail. Its' the button you press to activate the horn -- it snaps on over the activation pin and cant cost more than fifty cents to make.It must have gotten knocked or broken off while loading or unloading the scooter into the car. And since then - everytime I even slightly touch the plastic pin that gets pushed down to make the horn beep -- the horn starts screeching full blast. And I have to stop the scooter immediately no matter where I am or what I'm doing, and shut the scooter totally down in order to shut off the piercing horn noise. And then restart it. Sometimes 3 or 4 times before it actually stops the screeching,So since the manufacturer doesn't sell to the public, I got the name of some local dealers from Pride -- but they all only service or sell parts to customers that they sold their scooters to originally. So I then searched all over the internet for a mail order parts supplier -- but nobody has it.I called Pride back, gave them the details, and said I've been searching around for over an hour -- but I can't find the part anywhere. And when their rep finally looked the part up -- she tells me that they don't sell that part by itself. Instead, I would have to buy the entire electronic assembly that fits onto the tiller -- including the horn, the starter, the speed adjustment dial, and the throttle levers.And that assembly combination will cost me somewhere north of $89.95 -- plus tax, plus installation, or plus shipping and handling -- if I think I can actually install it myself -- AND IF I CAN FIND A DISTRIBUTOR WHO WILL SELL IT TO ME -- OR DO THE WORK ON A SCOOTER I DIDN'T BUY FROM THEM IN THE FIRST PLACE!You better hope and pray you never have to fix your Pride Scooter if you are unfortunate enough to buy one from one of their useless dealers -- their parts, service and repair game is a total scam.