Razor Dirt Quad Electric Four-Wheeled Off-Road Vehicle (Red)

The Razor Dirt Quad is a miniature electric off-road quad. Authentic dirt quad frame geometry. High torque gear ration provide excellent climbing capabilities. Terrain tracing droop-travel rear suspension for a smooth ride. Shatter resistant plastic fairings and powder coated tubular steel frame for all weather splash-proof durability. Variable speed, chain driven motor for tremendous quiet, yet powerful operation. Space-saving vertical storage capability.
by Amazone
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Kick up a fuss with the Razor Dirt Quad, a miniature electric off-road quad that is ideal for trail riding. The compact vehicle--which supports up to 120 pounds--offers such features as authentic dirt quad frame geometry, a high-torque gear ratio that provides excellent climbing opportunities, a terrain-tracing droop-travel rear suspension that delivers a smooth ride, shatter-resistant plastic fairings, and a powder-coated tubular steel frame that is long lasting in all climatic conditions. Best of all, the variable-speed, chain-driven motor is both tremendous calm and powerful, helping you zip up the trail in a rush without disturbing the locals. As a bonus, the Dirt Quad can store either horizontally or vertically depending on your space.

 - Powered by a 350-watt motor
 - Reaches speeds up to ten miles per hour
 - High-torque drive train with built-in torque reducer produces brilliant off-road and climbing capabilities
  -Constructed from shatter-resistant plastic fairings on a powder-coated tubular steel frame
  -UL listed; requires 6-volt rechargeable battery and charger, included
  -Eight hour charge time provides 40 minutes of riding time
  -Terrain-following droop travel rear suspension
  -Handlebar steering with hand throttle and brake controls
  -Large pneumatic tires
  -Rear disc brake, padded stool and front "brush bar"
  -Rear over handle and safety flag
  -Dimensions: 50 inches long by 30 inches wide by twenty inches tall
  -Maximum user weight capacity: 120 pounds