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Question: top speed on razor quad
Document: Santa brought Razor Dirt Quad for my 7-year-old daughter. Santa also broughtFisher-Price Power Wheels Girls' Barbie KFX ATVandPower Wheels Dune Racer, Pink.Assembly was a snap - the only thing that needed to be done was to attach the handlebars. Otherwise the unit was completely assembled with stickers applied and tires inflated. The packaging was top notch, too. Very innovative and secure, which is impressive because it's a very, very heavy quad.
He rode for over an hour and didn't exhaust the battery.Power:We live on a pretty steep hill and he can ride up and down with no problem. Power is very good... about 1/2 hp, enough to maintain forward motion for a 35-degree slope with a 50lb rider. Top speed is about 9mph. 3x walking speed. It can exceed that on a downhill slope, since it freewheels downhill.
The top speed is enough to enthrall my children yet not so fast as to keep me chewing on my nails! I have no complaints about the battery life. The battery for us has so far lasted about 2 hrs - enough that my kids have had their thrill and are ready to move onto something new. I would highly recommend this to anyone with active boys in the 3-8 yo range.
I didnt want him on the real one it went way to fast and to make it had a thumb throttle and it was confusing for him. The razor quad has the hand throttle its the best and it goes up to 12mph but honestly he doesnt take it to that speed. so I know this will last a while.
My son is 9 and LOVES his Razor Quad. After reading other reviews and deciding to try it for ourselves, we are so glad we did! We purchased it in January 2009. After 10 months it is still going strong after major off road abuse! The 10mph speed is awesome for an older child, and though he is tall for his age, he has no trouble riding it (nor do we!) He makes sharp turns and it has never wipped out or flipped.
My 5 Year Old Son Loves This.It Has The Battery Life Stated In The Owners ManualIt Does Not Seem To Have A Much Speed As The Razor Pocket RocketBut All The Kids Around Here Love It...Had A Pergo But It Was Slow And All Plastic (JUNK) Took It Back To The StoreThis Has A Metal Frame NICE!! !
The battery has since died and replacing it is hard to find. The speed on the razor is 10-12 mph. Enough for him to have a ball riding it eveery day since Christmas. I suspect he will get a lot of enjoyment from it. Assembly was simply attaching the steering wheel. Make sure you attach it as tight as you can with the allen wrenches.
For my daughter's 6th birthday, I wanted to get her an atv, but the $750 price tag for a DECENT small 50 was more than I wanted to pay, not to mention ALL the upkeep, to only have her get bored with it and have to upgrade by next birthday or Christmas.I did A LOT of research and finally decided on the Razor as it was a good switch from smaller electric riders to better speed and agility, but less speed than a gas powered 4 wheeler.
I bought the dirt quad for my grandson for Christmas and it was everything it is advertised to be. My concern is, in my opinion, it has a design flaw and should be recalled. The rubber tires are a nice touch but are too large for the width of the quad. If you attempt to make a sharp turn at even half speed it will turn over. My grandson was on it for less than a minute when he flipped it. Fortunately he was not injured.
We have some slopes and yes it doesn't go full speed up a hill but its not far off either. It goes in the snow as long as its not too deep as well!The Quad has held its battery life just fine, and charges up at times each night, since he uses it almost every day. We attached a wagon to the back of it with straps and he has hauled everyting from toys, to leaves, even wood logs to help us out!
Answer: yes