Pride Mobility Go Go® Endurance Li 4-Wheel Scooter

Este scooter ha sido de gran utilidad, ha permitido a mi esposo recorrer el mundo. Tenemos dos, ya de varios años. Nuestra idea era viajar para comprar uno y vemos la triste noticia que se ha discontinuado. Por favor necesitamos nos indiquen que modelo suplanta a este y si se puede comprar en Miami. Muchas gracias (This is a real review from a Pride Mobility customer)

We have owned a Pride Go-Go S19 for years and purchased all of our cars to accomidate the storage of this scooter. It is so handy and stylish. We always get comments on the scooter and have "sold" many, providing Pride Mobility website to others questioning where we got ours. Why on earth would you discontinue this wonderful mobility scooter? It's getting time to replace ours due to parts wearing out. The charge guage isn't working and screws are loose causing squeaking while going over the smallest bumps. The (replacement) suggestments are just plain ugly or look too Medicinal. Please consider bringing back the S19 or creating a new one with similar style, portability and weight. (This is a real review from a Pride Mobility customer)

This scooter has brought my dad so much joy! it easily pops in the back of our car and he is able to go to the grocery store, bank, coffee shops again. I am wildly disappointed that this has been discontinued - we have been telling everyone how amazing it is. Am I still able to purchase replacement batteries when the time comes? (This is a real review from a Pride Mobility customer)

I am a 100% disabled veteran going back to the time of Vietnam. I went from a wheel chair to my first Prime GoGo Traveler Elite 3 wheel scooter. I then added a GoGo folding scooter to my collection for traveling. I do a lot of traveling and have traveled all over the world with my folding scooters. Over the years I have 3 folding scooters destroyed by airlines. For some reason they like to drop them from the hold of the aircraft to the tarmac. The airlines have been very good about replacing my scooters and supplying me with a temporary replacement until I received my net scooter. My first airline destroyed folding scooter was in Australia. The second was in Japan, and the other was in Germany. ON the last scooter it was very hard to find a replacement because they wee no longer stocked, But we found on on Amazon of all places. Last November Amazon still had 7 left. I am sure they are out of stock by now. It Pride is coming out with a new model I hope it is as good as the one I currently have. (This is a real review from a Pride Mobility customer)

I purchased my scooter when I moved to Florida and wanted to be able to enjoy Disney and the other adventures in Florida, but am plagued with numerous health conditions that would have prevented me doing the long walks. But my Go-Go has been fabulous. From flying to cruising to many miles at the Orlando theme parks. Everyone, from cast members, luggage handlers on various airlines and sailors on the cruises, have commented on the turning radius and the ease of folding/unfolding and lifting. I actually met a now dear friend at EPCOT as we past each other and saw that we both had the same scooter. We shared the same stories of the benefits this scooter provided us.
I am so sad to hear it has been discontinued. I hope it will be replaced with a similar scooter, that will continue to provide the benefits I have found with the Go-Go, including the portable ease and especially the turning radius. (I do not want one that I need to disassemble, like remove seat, in order to prepare for travel).
I am considering purchasing a backup lithium battery in order to attempt to have this scooter for as long as I can. (This is a real review from a Pride Mobility customer)