This winter has been a huge milestone for me in my life. The builder of my wheelchair accessible mountain house received the certificate of occupancy, and I GOT MY KEYS!! I had all my furniture delivered, and my girlfriend and I hung TVs, curtains, and even a sliding barn door for the master bath. I then scheduled a weekend with all my buddies that were there the day I crashed my quad and ended up as a T10 Paraplegic. This will be the first time we have gone away as a group since my accident 6 years ago.
All the boys coming up gave me a great chance to bring out my Baja Wrangler 2. I was able to show them around the property without any hesitation. The Baja Wrangler 2 is truly like no other scooter. The suspension and big tires allow this scooter to traverse mud, fallen limbs and hills.
After exploring the property, my buddies and I started a bonfire, cracked some cold beers and enjoyed catching up with old stories and making new memories. The Baja Wrangler 2’s seat is comfortable enough to sit in for hours. We hung out around the bonfire all night. The Baja Wrangler 2 made it easy for me to make it from the house to the bonfire and all around the property, giving me the ability to be included in everything me and my friends were doing.
Now that my house is finished, I will be making lifelong memories with my Baja Wrangler 2. I have been blessed to be chosen as a Baja Roll Model. This opportunity has opened more doors to explore without limitations.
This blog is my last as a Baja Roll model and I would like to thank all the people at Baja Mobility and Pride Mobility for this opportunity. Please continue to follow my journey on social media @Pat Salemno on Facebook and Tik Tok. I will continue to post videos and pictures of me and my Baja Wrangler 2. My time as a Roll Model is over, but my Baja Wrangler 2 and I are just getting started. Cheers to many more great memories.
I have a GoGo Elite Traveler which is about10 years old. The battery went out (we think) some time ago, and although my daughter replaced the battery, the scooter does not work. (Actually, she pulled the charger out of the wall and dismembered it.) I need to replace the battery and the charger, but as I look through available options, I get confused. I would like to use it; what do you suggest?
Hi Sharron! We’d love to help you get your Go-Go Elite Traveller back in use! With several battery and charger options available, it’s understandable that finding the right replacements can feel confusing. Since your scooter is an older model and hasn’t been working, we recommend connecting with an authorized Pride Mobility provider who can help identify the correct parts and evaluate the scooter before you purchase anything else. You can find a provider at http://www.pridemobility.com/find-a-dealer.asp. Our customer support team is also happy to assist at info@pridemobility.com. We hope to help you enjoy your scooter again soon!