Razor Ground Force / Drifter Seat Review
Monday, October 18, 2010
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Check Out Razor Dune Buggy for $299.99
Razor Dune Buggy Review
This was my first purchase on Amazon.com. I have to say that I am very happy with their service. Item was shipped out very fast and they had the lowest price and best shipping rates that I could find. I was equally impressed with the quality of the dune buggy. The wheels have bearings instead of bushings which reduce friction and last longer. The welds are very nice, Unlike many ride on toys that have poor welds that break even when not under stress.
I have purchased other brands that have plastic wheels and they just spin when going up the smallest incline. The air filled rubber tires get plenty of traction, Although they are not like the ones in the picture. The tires have a slightly smooth traction area with knobbies on the side edges. I was also pleased that it came assembled, Just attach the flag pole, Charge and go. It took the full eighteen hours for it to charge, Just as the attached charging instructions stated. The charge lasts about thirty-five to fourty minutes running in thick grass and small hills.
It is not as fast as some of the other ride on toys but it doesn't slow down as much when under a load like the others. My daughter is six and has no troubles reaching the controls and just loves to ride it. The motor,chain and batteries are covered so your child wont get their hands/fingers caught in the sprockets. I also like the fact that it has an adjustable seat belt.
The things I didn't like about it is that it has a hard plastic seat (Could use some cushioning). Also the shock is pretty much useless as it doesnt absorb anything due to the ultra firm spring, I pressed down on the back of the buggy to see if it had any spring action and I probably would have bent the back frame bar before the shock compressed. I wish it had the ability to go faster, Like a switch that would let you select Hi/Low speed so as your child became more confident you could switch it to go faster.
All in all I would recommend this product over any of those plastic wheeled pieces of junk!.
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Product Feature
- Compact kids dune buggy with powerful 350-watt electric motor
- Reaches speeds of up to 10 mph; 8-inch knobby pneumatic tires
- Durable tubular steel frame; padded bucket seat with seatbelt
- Hand throttle and brake controls; requires no fuel to run
- Supports up to 120 pounds driver weight; for ages 8 and older
Product Overview
The Razor Dune Buggy provides the ultimate in electric powered off-road capabilities. Powerful speeds up to 9mph and can carry up to 120lbs ! The Dune Buggy's specially designed reduction drive is perfect for lower torque climbing and off-roading. 8" knobby tires and big bucket seat allow for a smooth comfortable ride. Ages 8+
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Saturday, October 16, 2010
Check Out Razor Ground Force Drifter Kart for $240.73
Razor Ground Force Drifter Kart Review
I bought both the ground force, and the drifter - so I am going to give a comparison.
My boys (6 and 7) prefer the drifter. Being able to spin that thing around really gives added pleasure. Now they don't want to really ride the non-drifting ground force. One other difference is the drifter is able to turn with a much tighter radius. So that makes it more maneuverable in tight turns from the street to the sidewalk, etc.
I wish I had just gotten two drifters. However, if I had gotten two ground forces, I bet the boys would have been happy not knowing what they were missing.
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Product Feature
- Electric-powered "drifter" kart based on original Ground Force design
- Variable-speed, chain-driven motor runs at up to 12 miles per hour
- Race-tuned chassis and super-slick rear wheels for serious neighborhood drifting
- Thumb-trigger acceleration control and hand-operated rear brake
- Runs for 45 minutes per charge; supports drivers up to 140 pounds
Product Overview
Based on the original Ground Force Razor brings you the new Ground Force Drifter the electric powered drifter kart. From fun zones to pro tracks, go-kart racing is a staple of American fun. And now, the Razor Ground Force Drifter lets you bring home the fun in drifter fashion. The race-tuned chassis and super slick rear wheels will make you the neighborhood drift king! Power slide through corners, throw fish tales or fast 180’s! The classic kart styling features low profile cast aluminum wheels, sturdy steel construction and we've upgraded the rear axle for increased maneuverability steering. With variable speed, thumb trigger acceleration control and hand operated rear brake gives the driver maximum drifting control. Razor also upgraded its drifter wheels using molded aluminum wheels with solid rubber tires and super slider POM rear wheels. With powerful speeds up to 12 miles per hour, the electric powered Ground Force Drifter is a force to be reckoned with. Suitable for riders ages 8 and older, the sleek Ground Force Drifter's quiet variable-speed, chain-driven motor is powered by two 12-volt batteries, which deliver approximately 45 minutes of drive time per charge. Other safety features include sturdy steel frame, flag, and durable bucket seat with shoulder seat strap. Supports drivers weighing up to 140 pounds and is backed by a 90-day warranty. Some assembly is required, though the tools are included. The Ground Force Drifter is designed for controlled environments free of potential traffic hazards and not on public streets.
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Thursday, October 14, 2010
Great Price Razor Ground Force / Drifter Seat
Razor Ground Force / Drifter Seat Review
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Product Overview
Replacement seat for the Razor Ground Force Electric Go Kart and the Razor Ground Force Drifter.
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Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Great Price Razor Brake Lever Assembly (Chopper / Ground Force / Drifter)
Razor Brake Lever Assembly (Chopper / Ground Force / Drifter) Review
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Product Overview
Replacement brake lever assembly for the Razor Drifter, the Razor Ground Force Go Kart, and Razor Mini Chopper.
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Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Great Price Razor Siege Caster Scooter
Razor Siege Caster Scooter Review
This is an awsome scooter that I love riding. When I first rode this scooter, it only took 5 Minutes to get use to. Here's the positives and negetive in this reveiw. (+)For Positive and (-)For Negitive and (=) for Nutrial(things that dont bother me but can be implimented).
(+)Nice Grip for this scooter
(+)Easy To Get use to
(+)Really good portability
(+)Really cool drifting[Meaning you can literally drift while going straight and turning]
(+)Alot of creativity when riding this
(+)Alot of duribility
(=)The price
(=)The chance of falling of(I really recommend a helmet for everyone riding this)
(-)There's no brake's on it
(-)There could of been more griptape on this
All and all I love this scooter. Im 16 and this is a such a recommended scooter
xXAwsomesXx
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Product Feature
- Scooter lets riders master sideways drifting for exciting, unusual ride
- Ride like standard scooter, or twist and propel; twistable top deck enhances turning performance via latest hybrid street technology
- 360-degree inclined rear caster wheel and 125-millimeter front wheel; folding, adjustable-height handlebars; folding frame system
- Weighs 7.5 pound; measures 12.25 by 36 by 30 inches (W x H x L)
- Recommended for riders ages eight and up; 143-pound maximum weight limit
Product Overview
The ultra-cool Razor® Siege can be ridden like a traditional scooter or twisted and propelled with its twisting deck and 360° inclined rear caster wheel. It features a durable steel construction and adjustable handlebars.
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Monday, October 11, 2010
Great Price Razor Ground Force / Drifter Seat
Razor Ground Force / Drifter Seat Review
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Product Overview
Replacement seat for the Razor Ground Force Electric Go Kart and the Razor Ground Force Drifter.
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