I love my Titan! But, what I'd like to see is the ability to move the seat forward/backward or turn it to the side. I hope that this isn't a problem due to the design of the unit. Also, I agree that the batteries don't last as long as they could. I went into the big city and parked about 1/2 mile away from the ComicCon and went around with my daughter to look at the venues, but my scooter had to be plugged in for a while to be able to run decently. Happily, she had a booth there, so I was able to pull up and plug my Titan in. After that, we drove it up to a restaurant then back to the car. We took it to the Grand Canyon where we ran it for about 2 hours up and down trails. It was great to be able to drive it while others were panting away and overheated. We really got some appreciative stares and a few grumbles. We really had a lot of stares and comments at our hotel in Las Vegas, especially when my husband took it apart and picked it up to store in our Buick Enclave! I will have to make a video next time we go out with it. We love traveling and camping! Hi-dee-Ho!
I have used the Titan for about 6 months and find it perfect for "most" uses. The basket should swing around to the side for easy loading, the steering is not well designed and the seat should be adjustable for tall riders. WHEN, (not if) the batteries fail, I will modify the connectors and install much higher powered , readily available, deep cycle batteries for much greater range and use over time without recharging. The Titan would also be better with a real gear or belt low gear drive combined with the electronic 2-speed. I bought a used Bruno power lift hoist at Goodwill for $200 and now quickly load and unload from a Subaru Forester in minutes with no effort at all. A section of 3/4 bolt stock under the Titan seat allows an easy and balanced connection to the S-hook on the Bruno hoist. Now it's easy to ride State Park and some Forest Service trails for sightseeing. ADA says a power chair or scooter is allowed anywhere a wheelchair is allowed. Get outdoors and enjoy!
I love my Titan! But, what I'd like to see is the ability to move the seat forward/backward or turn it to the side. I hope that this isn't a problem due to the design of the unit. Also, I agree that the batteries don't last as long as they could. I went into the big city and parked about 1/2 mile away from the ComicCon and went around with my daughter to look at the venues, but my scooter had to be plugged in for a while to be able to run decently. Happily, she had a booth there, so I was able to pull up and plug my Titan in. After that, we drove it up to a restaurant then back to the car. We took it to the Grand Canyon where we ran it for about 2 hours up and down trails. It was great to be able to drive it while others were panting away and overheated. We really got some appreciative stares and a few grumbles. We really had a lot of stares and comments at our hotel in Las Vegas, especially when my husband took it apart and picked it up to store in our Buick Enclave! I will have to make a video next time we go out with it. We love traveling and camping! Hi-dee-Ho!
I have used the Titan for about 6 months and find it perfect for "most" uses. The basket should swing around to the side for easy loading, the steering is not well designed and the seat should be adjustable for tall riders. WHEN, (not if) the batteries fail, I will modify the connectors and install much higher powered , readily available, deep cycle batteries for much greater range and use over time without recharging. The Titan would also be better with a real gear or belt low gear drive combined with the electronic 2-speed.
I bought a used Bruno power lift hoist at Goodwill for $200 and now quickly load and unload from a Subaru Forester in minutes with no effort at all. A section of 3/4 bolt stock under the Titan seat allows an easy and balanced connection to the S-hook on the Bruno hoist. Now it's easy to ride State Park and some Forest Service trails for sightseeing. ADA says a power chair or scooter is allowed anywhere a wheelchair is allowed. Get outdoors and enjoy!