Debbie's TravelScoot Debut

After having my TravelScoot for almost two weeks, I finally got to try it out (outside of my living room and kitchen). I had to take the battery, seat and basket off of it to get it out of my house onto the porch. I reassembled it, powered it up and ZOOM...whoops, too much zoom. I went flying down the ramp from my porch down the sidewalk toward my car. I got stopped before I got to the car, although I think I used my foot instead of the brakes. After that I rode it on the road in front of my house a few times. Then I parked it by the trunk of my car, my niece came along and wanted to help me put it in the car. I told her no, that is why I bought it and if I couldn't load and unload it myself, I had wasted my money. I took it apart, loaded it in two or three minutes, so I was very proud of myself. The next day I took it to Menards, since they don't have electric carts and it is a huge store. After that, I was wanting to go to Walmart, but was debating if I would, well, as it happens, it is adjacent to Menards, so I scooted from their parking lot, across the service road and into Walmart's lot and store.

About buying the scoot, I was so hesitant, I wrestled with the decision for four months. One of my biggest concerns was that I would not be able to load it in and out of my car myself, which is the whole reason I wanted it. I am thrilled that I CAN! If anyone out there is debating, it really is as easy as Hardy makes it look. Elizabeth's TravelScoot website is probably the reason I bought it, seeing all the pictures, videos and stories. Thank you for providing it for all of us to enjoy. Okay, since I was by myself, I don't have any pictures of me riding it, so I have included pics of my scooter cats. They all liked trying it out while I had it in the house.