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From: "Bruce Anderson" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Sunday, August 18, 2002 12:31 AM
Subject: electric scooters
THIS IS I.Y.Q.  I HAVE HAD A STERLING 3 WHEEL SCOOTER FOR 7 YEARS MADE IN ENLING. U CAN NOT GET THEM NOW USES 2 12 VOLT JELL BATERYS. GET ABOUT 20 MILES A CHARGE.  TO BIG FOR IN HOUSE USE AS IT TAKES 20 ACKER TO TRURN IN. I NOW HAVE A BRUNO ELIC CHAIR DOES 360% TURN 24 IN. WIDE. 15 MILES ON A CHARGE COSST OVER$ 5000.00 JOY STICK DRIVE  CAN LOOK IT UP ON U R PC. IT IS TOP OF THE LINE. NICE FOR IN SIDE BUT NOT THE BEST FOR OUT SIDE ONLY IF ON SIDEWALK. I ALL SO HAVE A MOVER THAT DOES 360% TURN FOR OUT SIDE.  IT WAS $7000.00 BUT ICUT MY GRASS AT THE TIME.  OR JUST TO RUN AROUND MY HOME. SO JUST AN IDEA FOR ALL  I.YQ. DON& VIVIAN =LOVE
                                                                                                
> I apologize for the mundane nature of this posting, as all but a few of you
> can walk, and will, I think, always be able  to walk.
> 
> Abort  a month or so ago, I put out  a request for information on better 3
> wheel scooters than the Pride Mobility scooter I had which was self
> destructing after 4 years of  use.  No one really had what I was looking for
> in the way of info, specifically makes and models of good small 3 wheel
> scooters.  3 or 5 or so of you asked me to report back to mention what I
> did.
> 
> I  punted, is what I did.  I went back to the only place l could find that
> sells scooters in my  part of NJ, and bought the same thing all over again!
> But, the Sundancer model I had, & which I bought again, appears to have been
> improved upon, in all the areas in which I had problems - the steering
> column and the wiring under the shroud.  The batteries, which tend to flop
> around a lot, are now separated from the motor and wiring harness and should
> prevent most of the problems I had with the old one.  Plus it's much better
> looking than the old one and has better lights, including turn signals and
> hazard flashers.  It also ha a better turning radius than the old one, which
> enables me to refrain from bashing it into the woodwork.  The clincher was
> the price, $2,100 vs. $3,100.  I either made a terrific deal this time - or
> a particularly bad one last time.  I think it's the later.
> 
> I hope this is helpful to those who wanted the info.
> 
> I have called both my old scooter and now my new one, Annette, after Annette
> Funicello, who is sitting on my model in the sales brochure.  She has MS but
> is still a mighty fine looking woman at age 55+!
> 
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