hauck Kids Pedal Go Kart, 4 Wheel Bike Cart, Ages 4-8, Lightning Ride, Race Green

Bought these for my grandkids age 4 and 5. These carts are well made, durable and fun. The kids love them and ride them every time they visit!!!! Do not hesitate to purchase!!!!

This had been a favorite of my grandkids! I had to buy a second one because it was so popular! Easy to assemble, sturdy and looks sleek! Also the adjustable seat makes it fun for all ages. A bonus is that it’s nice to see them getting exercise.

This little go cart is great! I research the electric ride on toys and most of them are made and you nowhere and they have a high failure rate. Batteries brake parts break and so on. Those electric right on ones are a one big disappointment waiting to happen. Plus I saw the charging time is like all night to get a short ride out of it the next day. I see in my mind with one of those kids crying in the battery dying at the wrong place at the wrong time. So when I give the kids something where they can burn off their energy stay healthy and never have these problems. So I bought him this pedal one and it’s great. It’s simplistic and perfect. It has real rubber tires is very sturdy. I research the electric ride on toys and most of them are made and you know where and they have a high failure rate. Batteries brake parts break and so on. Those electric right on ones are at one big disappointment waiting to happen. Plus I saw the charging time is like all night to get a short ride out of it the next day. I see in my mind with one of those kids crying and the battery dying at the wrong place at the wrong time. So why not give the kids something with it can burn off their energy stay healthy and never have these problems. So I bought him this pedal one and it’s great. It’s simplistic and perfect. It has real rubber tires is very sturdy. I decided to buy a bicycle bell which is manual and for bicycle rechargeable lights to enhance it. Oh and a custom license plate, mini bike size, 3x4 inches. I highly recommend this. Oh to install the rear Lights and plate I cut a piece of half-inch PVC pipe and drilled two holes on each side all the way through and mounted it would zip ties. The reason why I did this is there’s no good place to mount the lights on the rear of the frame. So the PVC pipe allows me to push more inwardly the lights this way if the kid backs up against the wall or something it doesn’t break the lights. The front lights are protected by the two front wheels. Also FYI the bike has only one drive wheel, works ok on short level dry grass and compact gravel. Best on a smooth surface. The pedals don’t freewheel which is good so your kid can reverse and maneuver. Enjoy! Accmor Classic Bike Bell,... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07DFF49R4?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share HOOOT 2 Sets USB Rechargeable LED... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07L7GQL44?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

Super fast shipping! Product is made well and easy to assemble. I was looking for something my toddler could ride for years. This will grow with her. Easy for 4 year old to drive and turn.

Just put this beast together; very easy. They provide a couple tools (Philips screw driver needed) functionality has not been tested but seems sound UPDATE: functionally sound super fun!! Even for me! The reason I give it 4 stars and not 5 is, the finish (I got the pink one) the paint job sucks, there are random paint chips, the tires have a thin strip of rubber around a plastic base — it’ll be fun in the rain — break works fantastically, even more fun in the rain!!! The axels seem standard so you could always get some other tires from the hardware store… Over all not a bad buy! I’m excited to watch them play on it! I weigh 160lbs with the seat in the most forward position the frame will bend. With the seat all the way back it will support me but because of my height it’s challenging to peddle 5’9” but doable

I like that they come in a box that actually has a picture on it of the product it made me think for a second that it was going to be cheap and then I saw the box and I was like yes this looks awesome we open it up put it together and everything was super sturdy and strong and easy to put together and then the girls started writing them I love that you can move the seat size we've got two of them so one for my little girl and one for my taller one I wish that my taller girl had a little bit more leg room but I'm sure we could always drill another hole into the metal to make the seat go back a little further but either way they love them they're fun little Cruisers and honestly I wish I could ride one around

It definitely puts a smile on the kid's face. It is easy to pedal and steer for a 40"/35lb boy, and he loves to ride it. Overall, I would call this a good product, but a couple of things to note: The gear ratio is very low. This means it rolls out easily from a stop [on pavement], but a kid has to pedal like crazy to go fast. The pedal cranks are very short, so that means kids with medium/long legs are basically wiggling their feet to pedal, and can't get the leverage to take off quickly or to fight their way through rough terrain. The gearing is not low enough, however, to ride over grass or dirt. This kart is NOT off-road capable. Even with the granny-gearing, the kart is fast enough to get away from a jogging parent once it gets moving. Also, the tires are hard plastic and seem cheap. A kid will probably outgrow it before the tires go, but not if he/she likes to skid the tires. (Regular use of the brake lever skids the tires). The orange one was $100 when I purchased it. For that price, it's hard to knock it too much feature-wise. Aside from those cheap tires, it is well-made, mostly of metal. I expect it to last through ages 4-7, so I'd call the age range accurate. Lastly, the seated driver is less than half his/her standing height... AKA low enough to be invisible to cars, a concern if there are not safe sidewalks or parks around to ride on.

I'm very happy with this find. My boy gets to practice driving a 4 wheel car like dad. And his friends are coercing their parents into buying them ones too. My boy is 4 years old and 43 inches high. He uses the middle of the three seat positions so he should be able to use it a bit longer. Seat adjusts via two bolts that drop through the seat and drilled holes in the frame. On the bottom you hand tighten a wing nut. He probably would have just been able to use this at 3 1/2 when he first started riding a bike with training wheels. Our friend's 7 year old daughter can just barely fit in at the longest seat setting. Her knees stick out like wings, though, so she has trouble getting the leverage to pedal well. Hope that give you a good reference for age range. Assembly was easy. Takes about 10-15 minutes total. It comes with the wrench. You only need a phillips screw driver. Really like the enclosed gear box. Chose this one over others because it has actual rubber on the wheels. Note: It's not an air filled tire. The wheel is hard plastic with a rubber tire that is stretched around the outside with a bit of a side wall that keeps it securely in place. The gearing is low. You might get 1 1/2 turns of the back wheel for every turn of the pedals. So at top speed my boy isn't going as fast as he would on a bike. A medium fast jog for 40 year old. But it's fast enough to make him happy and on the other end of the spectrum he can pedal it on short grass and dirt trails without too much difficulty. Another reviewer noted that only one wheel in the back turns with the pedal. True. I don't know why they designed it that way. But my boy can't pedal hard enough to make the wheel spin, so it hasn't been a problem so far. I do like that I can fit this sideways in the back of my Jeep Compass without folding any seats down. It's a fixed gear. So you can pedal the bike forward and backward. My boy likes to do 3 point turns and proudly announces them which highlights the real attraction he has for it. Steering wheel. Brake. Forward/ Backward. Four wheels. It's like a grown up car to him.

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It seems to come in more than one colour but there is no option to select which colour you want. So I ended with pink for a boy. Not good

Very good ... I wanted a non electric, pedal car for my son... This one extremely well designed and made... Kids can play with this even inside homes...

Brilliant sturdy go kart. Was a brilliant fit for my four year old twins boys. The brakes are very good and it was very easy to assemble, would definitely recommend this product.

Our 4 year old son is thrilled with 'his car' and got the hang of it pretty quickly. As others have said, it is a bit smaller than we had hoped but everything else is perfect. We'll made, super easy to assemble and easy to use. He isn't quite ready for a 2 wheeler bike and this is a super fun way to get him active and build his confidence.