Razor Crazy Cart - 24V Electric Drifting Go Kart - Variable Speed, Up to 12 mph, Drift Bar for Controlled Drifts, One Size, Black/Red

It's 10 degrees outside and I haven't seen my child in 4 days. Need I say more? Greatest cart ever. Don't know how long it will last but I'm sure I'm getting my money's worth. Super fast. Super fun. Super large. Super heavy, for a child. Solid construction.Update 2yrs later. Cart is still a hit. It does go through some tires. Stock up on tires. They're cheap enough and take 15 minutes to replace. Plenty of videos online. Battery last a little over a year, but also cheap enough to replace. When you change out the battery your kids will notice the speed is back. And also remember your WD40.

razor crazy carts are great fun and the quality is fantastic. i have three of these now for grand kids

The media could not be loaded. I got this for fun this summer with my three boys 7, 9, and 12 years old. They love it! I wish I had the money to get two more. And a big one for me LOL The boys are ruff with it and nothing has broken so far. It looks to be made of good quality material. They take 5 minute turns lasting over 40 minutes once in the morning and again in the evening and we charge it in-between. While we have already used it for several hours of fun, I haven't noticed any drop in the batteries performance. The crazy cart is definitely worth the money!!!

The media could not be loaded. My grandkids love these. We have an unfinished basement and they have a riot! Great for the older kids- 8-12. Smaller version good for smaller kids. The drifting is awesome.

The back wheels come off a lot.

My 12 year old son, who is 5'2" and 90lbs, received this for Christmas and he loves it. It works fantastic. He's ridden it almost every day for the past month, and he still enjoys it.*Update: removed a star (down to 4).* After using the cart almost every day for two months, the internal wiring between the steering column and the battery developed a short in it and the cart would only move if the steering wheel was pointed in one specific direction. After some googling I learned that this is a common problem for the Crazy Cart. To fix the issue I had to take the internals out and replace the wires that had developed the shorts in them, which took me a couple of hours. A product that costs as much as this one does shouldn't require this type of maintainance so quickly, so I removed a star. After fixing the issue my son has continued to enjoy using the cart almost every day (it's been three months now since he originally received it).*Update 2 (September 2021)* It's been a little over 9 months since we purchased this, my kid is now almost 110lbs (crazy growth spurt!), and he still loves the cart. However, at this point it's definitely not something I would recommend for anyone that isn't willing (or able) to get their hands dirty and troubleshoot the issues on it. From our experience, some of the wiring needed to be replaced at about 2 months and then it needed it again a few months later (hopefully I did a better job the second time around!), the front tire needs to be replaced every 4 months or so (depending on the usage, I would assume), the front plastic stabilizer pegs needs to be replaced after about 6 months, and the on/off switch is currently blinking and will need to be replaced soon as well. I've spent roughly $90 on parts in the 9 months that we've had it so far, and about 20 hours repairing it. As long as you go into it knowing that it's not a maintenance free toy, go ahead and buy it... your kid (boy or girl) will love it!*Update 3 (June 2022)* It has now been a year and a half since we purchased this, and my son still enjoys it but only rides it from time to time. He is now 5'8" and 125 lbs (the crazy growth spurt continues!), so he a little bit scrunched up when he rides the go cart nowadays. At this point, in addition to the maintenance mentioned in my previous comments, we've also had to purchase a set of additional back wheels (about 6 months ago), and the battery no longer holds a charge longer than 10 minutes, so we are looking at replacing that as well. It's a fun toy for sure, but it requires quite a bit of continuous maintenance to keep it going!

My 10yo daughter loves it! Great quality so far. Metal frame and good motor. Build quality is very good. It came preassembled except for the flag. This thing is pretty fast too. Variable speed accelerator helps control the speed. Battery can run down quickly with continuous use and takes a while to charge. We’ve learned to plug it in between uses and haven’t had much issue since. She’ll jump on it every chance she gets. Even to go get the mail!

It's ok I guess. Came used the box even came with a return slip inside fr the previous buyer. some bolts was already rusting. The wheels was very dirty & worn down as well. I know the price I paid is already preety cheap compared to the others ones out there but it could of been better ..they could of at least gave some kind of discount for it being used..I guess we'll see how long it last before it starts breaking downUpdate: Ok after charging the battery for a good 5 hrs turned it on for the first time and the darn thing would not move at all I can hear something clicking when I press the pedal but no go. they sold me someone else broken unit given by the return slip that was left in the boxUpdate again..ok after a week or so I got the darn thing running replaced the esc and the switch now it works. Just beware what you get if you buy one.