I have a jazzy. a plain jane model,1 motor, 2 batteries, key for on/off, toggle for forward/backward, speed control dial. the battery lasts for over 12 hrs. and recharges overnight. the only drawback is 3 wheels - 4 wheels would be better for less tipping hazard. cost is around $700. it breaks down for storage in cars. seat comes off, handle folds down but it's heavy, 2 people to lift it into the car trunk. I also have a platform that attaches onto the hitch to carry the scooter, it drives right up onto it. We don't ever use it now though, since i have the van with the lift. The only problem I have is in the bottoms of my feet. I find the pressure very painful, which is why i don't use the legs on my wheelchair either. I don't walk, so if I'm not driving the van, I transfer into the car and they store my chair or scooter. Good luck, Deb C in Mi.--- On Sun 11/26, ROBERT COOK < [EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:From: ROBERT COOK [mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Sun, 26 Nov 2006 18:17:18 -0600Subject: RE: [TMIC] Scooter recommendations?NOT ANYTHING BY JAZZY OR PRIDE, PLEASE. MINE SUCKS THE BIG ONE, SEVEN SETSOF MOTORS, FOUR SETS OF WHEELS AND TIRES, TWO WHOLE BASE UNITS AND IT STILLSUCKS.ALSO, I HEARD SOME HMO'S WILL NOT BUY THEM ANYMORE.I GUESS IF YOU ONLY USE IT IN A NURSING HIME, IT MIGHT DO.BOB> [Original Message]> From: Jim Lubin > To: > Date: 11/25/2006 5:53:51 PM> Subject: [TMIC] Scooter recommendations?>> Pauline is look for a scooter and would like to know if anyone has > any recommendations? >
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