Ended up having to cancel the order as the store in Lake Katrine left this unit uncovered outside during a snowstorm. The team then never removed the snow. When I called to verify it was ready to pick up I was told it would need to be shoveled out. These things are not meant to be left buried in snow.

Junk waste of money, bolts and nuts rattle out after about a month of moderate use. Everything falls apart bolts fall out while riding. Tire welded on back broke off absolutely no lock nuts on this thing. Light covers rattle off, wires come undone. Rattletrap and loud! Doesn’t give a no star option

Requesting a Refund, one month later it still hasn't been delivered!

Not too bad and more to it than the typical go-kart. It is essentially a go-kart with better suspension. It's fun and the 3 speed makes it more fun. It's also fast and really too fast for not having rollover protection. Now the bad. It runs awfully, primarily because of the junk carburetor it comes with. Hard starts, hesitation, etc. I switched to a Nibbi 22mm and it turned into a completely different vehicle. Starts easier, no hesitation, more power. I'm still fine tuning the Nibbi, but out of the box it's a huge improvement. If I had a complaint, the usual $2699 price tag is excessive for what it is. On sale for $1699 is better and more in line, but I still could not justify this. I finally found one that wouldn't start and stay running and ended up with it for $1200 from a TSC about an hour away. Figured for the price I could afford to do a little work on it. Issue turned out to be a defective carburetor. Support has been good and after describing the starting issue, a new carburetor was shipped quickly. It somewhat fixed the starting issue, but the poor running with the stock carb was still an issue, hence the switch to the Nibbi. If you do switch carbs to something like the Nibbi, be prepared to massage the throttle cable and switch to a cable operated plunger kit if you want to make use of the choke pull on the dash. The other issue mine has is the left turn signal doesn't work. Some new parts were shipped to me, but these parts I already verified were good. So per support, it's down to tracing wires looking for why power is not getting to the left turn signal circuit, which I already knew would happen. That has to wait for warmer weather. All in all I like it, but again too costly at the normal price of $2699 and especially if you get one that needs some TLC to get it operating as it should at that price.