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Razor Vintage Single Rider Electric Compact Steel Frame Kart Dune Buggy for Ages 8 and Up with 120 Pound Maximum Weight Capacity

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Color: Red


Features

  • Compact kids dune buggy with powerful 350-watt electric motor. Reaches speeds of up to 9 mph.
  • Assembled Dimensions: 41 inch x 26.5 inch x 17.5 inch
  • 8-inch knobby pneumatic tires. Hand throttle and brake controls.
  • Supports up to 120 pounds driver weight. For ages 8 and older.
  • Requires no fuel to run. Battery life up to 40 mins.
  • Durable tubular steel frame. Padded bucket seat with seatbelt.

Item Weight: 8.3 Pounds


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 41"L x 26.5"W x 17.5"H


Size: One Size


Global Trade Identification Number: 03


Subject Character: Dune Buggy


UPC: 845423014810 683498510222 817378008381 610074495550 845423003203


Brand Name: Razor


Sub Brand: razor


Is Assembly Required: Yes


Theme: Vehicle


Material Type: Alloy Steel


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    • Never buy plastic again!!
Color: Red
Got two (well, 3; I'll explain) of these for our kids for Christmas and finally thawed out enough here in the upper Mid-west that they can use them. They are having a blast with them. Our boys are 3 1/2 and 5 1/2 and have no problem safely operating these buggies (with helmets). The grass is still brown here and we have flat terrain, so they can zip all around the yard no problem. Materials: The frame appears to be 3/8" painted steel tube that is bead welded at all the junctions. The steering wheel appears to be about 1/2" tubular steel and the column appears to be about 3/4". The frame for the motor and gear box is steel as well. There is a single spring shock in the center behind the seat for a smoother ride. It appears to be adjustable with a star-shaped finger nut, but I haven't attempted this. The platform and foot rest are a thick plastic that seems appropriate and durable with a diamond-tread texture. The seat is a durable plastic. The cover on the motor and gear box is durable plastic. The tires are rubber and have an inner tube. The rims are two plastic parts sandwiched together by 4 lock-nuts and probably the weakest of all the construction materials. The rims have a metal liner with standard sealed bearings on each side that can easily be removed and replaced. The rear wheels are attached to a solid steel axle. The front wheels are on independent spindle arms connected by a galvanized steel adjustable tie rod. The throttle lever and brake lever are plastic. The disk brake caliper is metal and mounted in the rear under the motor cover. The motor is connected to the gear via a metal chain commonly seen on bicycles. Overall, this thing is made from superior materials and is a heavy 83 pounds. Function: It has excellent speed even in the grass. Our boys are easily able to operate the throttle and steering safely. It has sufficient turning radius. The brake is almost obsolete, honestly. When the throttle is released it stops within about 8 feet from full speed. I rarely see the boys using it. For little hands, its a little difficult to reach. Both buggies came fully charged. They run a solid hour or more on a full charge which ends up being plenty for one day at this point. As described, they can charge overnight and be ready to go for the next day. Safety and Comfort: There is a 1 1/4" adjustable nylon web lap belt. Not sure it's necessary. The chances that this thing would tip enough to dump out the driver are almost nil. The main purpose of the lap belt is to prevent the driver from hitting their face on the steering wheel in an abrupt stop. When necessary, the rear disc brake does an excellent job of stopping. The seat is hard plastic. For kids, this does not seem to be an issue. For older kids and small adults this may be relevant, but with only an hour of drive time probably not. The steering wheel is not adjustable so it can be little difficult to reach depending on the driver. The throttle is operated by the right thumb. It can be rotated toward the driver to make it easier to compress. When the buggy arrived it was rotated away from the driver and was very awkward until I realized that it could be easily rotated. I would recommend rotating it toward the driver so that when the throttle is completely compressed it ends up being parallel to the steering wheel. You'll know what I mean when you look at it. If you don't do this the drivers thumb could get wedge between the steering wheel or throttle. This happened with my son and it was stuck so he crashed into a tree. Fortunately, no harm was done. Shipping: We ordered ours 4 weeks in advance and they arrived prior to Christmas. One shipped in the original box. It was exceptionally well packaged and arrived without flaw. The second was clearly repackaged in a generic box. Unfortunately, both of the rims on the rear wheels were broken. I talked to Amazon and they sent me an entire buggy free of charge and told us to keep the one with the broken rims! I ordered new rims for the other one, so now we have 3 of these monsters. FANTASTIC SERVICE FROM AMAZON!! Maintenance: The chain will probably need a little lube twice a summer just like a bicycle. The batteries should last a couple years or more if properly cared for by following the charging recommendations and storing inside in the winter months. I expect the tires will last several years depending on the terrain. Most of the nuts have are of the nylon lock-not variety and shouldn't need frequent tightening. Improvements I'd like to see: --Adjustable seat --Adjustable steering wheel/bicycle steering wheel (I think this would make the throttle and brake lever easier to manipulate, hence safer) --Faster motor!! (Yes, 10mph is plenty fast for the little kids, but it would be a nice to go even faster of course) --Reverse! (Most of the time this is not an issue. Even my 3 1/2 year old can get out and pull the buggy back on course, but it would save some hassle if there was a reverse) --Lights! (Because it would be awesome) --Alloy rims (Yes, I know these are very doable after-market modifications. I've already started planning.) Summary: We are super pleased with these "toys". My wife is small enough even she can ride one. They are superior quality for the price point. We have several other battery powered cars, trucks, ATVs and tractors that are now obsolete. Fortunately, they were all gifted to us. I would never waste money on any of those other plastic-bodied, plastic-wheeled toys after comparing them to this Razor Buggy and this thing is cheaper than some of the more expensive plastic alternatives. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2017 by eiresurg
    • *UPDATE* My 7-year-old daughter has loved it!
Color: Red
Have owned this buggy for a year and my daughter has loved it! It still works like the first day she (and I) drove it and we've had no issues. I take good care of my stuff and this electric buggy has required very little maintenance. Just careful battery management and some anti-rust spray on the bolts to ward off rusting. We store the buggy in the garage so it hasn't degraded from the weather. It is not weather or water resistant so protection from the elements is required. Top speed is about 8.5 mph (GPS verified) which was great for my daughter when she first started riding at nearly age 7, but now that she's almost 8 and an experienced rider it's a little boring for her, she wants more speed! I'm considering upgrading to a genuine atv to satisfy her cravings but haven't pulled the trigger yet. No battery issues so far, unit still charges and drives like new. My daughter learned how to control the speed and brakes very quickly. Accelerator is a thumb button and speed is easily controlled by how much pressure is put on the thumb button. Only criticism would be that is has zero suspension and creates a rough ride over the smallest bumps even on sidewalks. Smooth bike paths are fine, but this is definitely NOT for off road use, or even off bike path. Calling it a "dune buggy" is a bit misleading. It is designed for smooth surfaces only, but for that purpose it works quite well. We got this unit for under three hundred bucks and at that price I would definitely buy it again. It's great for its intended purpose, thanks to Razor for a great product! *UPDATE* This buggy is now four years old and has seen a lot of use.After my daughter grew a little bored with the limited speeds, I watched some youtube videos and learned how to swap out the ESC (electronic speed controller) and batteries and convert this from a 24v to a 48v system. I added headlights, taillights, and fun flashing strobe lights all the way around. I also removed the thumb button throttle because my daughter's thumb would get fatigued after the first 10 minutes. I put in a pedal throttle on the floor and she had a lot more fun because it felt more like driving a real car. The buggy now tops out at 16MPH and has provided tons of fun for my daughter (and for me tinkering in the garage to do the mods). All in all this thing has provided a lot of entertainment over the years, for both myself and my daughter. Razor makes good products, and thanks to the internet (and people who share their skills), making mods to this buggy has been very fulfilling. My daughter is now 11 and has pretty much outgrown the buggy, but we'll find another project for her soon! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2017 by Photogranut
    • Really nice go cart for a kid!
Color: Red
Gave this to my 6 year old grandson for Christmas and he LOVES it. Rides this every time he comes to our house. We looked at gas powered go carts and decided they were too fast for a 6 year old. This go cart is low to ground and has a real feeling of speed. And is almost twice as fast as the earlier 'truck' and 'tractor' battery powered rides, which he still enjoys. The battery life is good. He generally rides for 30-60 minutes and then moves on to some other toy. I plug it up then, just to keep it charged up. Never had a problem with the battery running out of juice. My wife has driven this a couple of times and it is fun for her too! I was thoroughly impressed with the construction on this thing. HEAVY steel frame. Very good rubber tires, which are pro and con. They grip so well you cannot 'slide' around curves. With his old rides with plastic wheels, he could skid around curves. I would choose these good tires over plastic for this go cart, but just something to note. Three very small cons: 1. There is no reverse. So if you run up to a wall or tree, you have to get out of the cart and pull it back. A bit of a hassle. Reverse would be REALLY nice. 2. The speed control is a hand throttle, worked by your thumb. This gets tiring very quickly. Really need a 'gas pedal' for this thing. 3. The seat belt will not go small enough to tightly fit a 6 year old. Not sure why it cannot be adjusted tighter. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2015 by SCMGJM

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