hauck Kids Pedal Go Kart, 4 Wheel Bike Cart, Ride for Ages 4-8, Green | Outdoor Ride-On Bicycle Cart with Rubber Tires for Boys and Girls with Adjustable Bucket Seat and Advanced Handbrakes

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

Easy to put together since most parts were already done. Nice & heavy material. My Grandkids are going to love this. Definitely not a plastic toy ride on. My 0ne Grandson is 77 #'s & most ride ons go to 66 #'s. This says 110# & feels like it will last great. Tires have a rubber coating so no slip like plastic wheels. Can't wait to see them on it. Well worth the money so far.

It was great. Kids are having a blast with it.

I researched a lot of pedal carts for my 4 y.o. granddaughter and decided on this one. She loves it and I'm impressed with the quality of it. It seems well-built and like it will last. I like that it had a rubber tread on the wheels. It gets pretty good traction on our chip-seal driveway (pretty gravelly). It came mostly assembled and the rest went together easily. Granddaughter is 4 1/2. I had the seat initially on the shortest setting. After she tried it, I moved it back to the middle setting. I think there's only one more seat setting. I hope it lasts her a few more years. She can go fast on this, faster than her tricycle and she's mastering using the steering wheel. My only minor complaint is that it has a pretty large turning radius. When she needs a sharp turn, she just lifts it up and scoots it around a bit.

First of all, it was pretty simple to put together; the main body comes assembled and you just need to put the wheels (4 nuts), the steering wheel column assembly (4 screws), the steering wheel rod and the steering wheel itself on the rod (1 nut). Finally 2 hand-twistable nuts to secure seat at desired length (3 settings available) and you're done! All parts fits fairly easyily with just the steering assembly requiring some tussle. I have a 4.5yr old and an almost 8yr old and both liked it very much and were able to use it easily. The tires are rubberized so that helps a lot in traction and braking. It helps younger kid learns paddling - something my 4.5yr old needed as he won't try it on tricycles or bikes but he was instantly hooked onto it calling the green one "Luigi Cart" and started paddling in both forward and reverse direction. Yes, it can be paddled to go backwards. A quirk is that the pedals/chain drives only ONE wheel - the righ rear wheel. Since i can't drive it, i don't know how it affects handling. The only minor gripes i have is that the steering feels a bit flimsy and flexes as its made out of hollow plastic tube - a thicker one would be better and a rubberized one would have been awesome! Second, the center position of steering causes the steering rod to rub against the frame and has a lot more friction than turning either way; thus its hard to bring it back to center/straight direction as it tends to slip to one or the other way - this could be an assembly issue. Also the pedals are made of hollow plastic - but they look pretty realistic drilled aluminum (nice touch!) - they are comfortable enough to be used bare foot as well. For the price, its a cool ride for kids - a nostalgia for us adults that brings smile to our face remembering the good old time and seeing our children experiencing the same. If anyone has experienced a better product, i'll appreciate they leave comments about it as i am looking to buy a 2nd one as now boys don't want to relinquish it to the other brother or share it.

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.

The smile on my sons face when riding his pedal cart is priceless! Assembly was easy and the cart is holding up really well after several months of use. The turning radius is not very good for indoor use in my small house, but outside it is perfect. The pedal stroke is pretty small, so the cart can only go so fast unless he removes his feet from the pedals and lets it go while going down a hill. That can get sketchy, but the braking system actually works better than I thought it would. He locks up the brakes in the dirt and loves it! My 10 year old daughter is clearly to big for the cart, but she still enjoys riding it from time time. Overall I am very happy with the cart and it's more than paid for itself I would say. It's also teaching my son the key concepts of spatial awareness when driving and learning how to brake plus maintain control with other kids riding bikes and so forth. I highly recommend this pedal cart for those on a budget looking for some great fun for their kids.

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.