Segway Ninebot Gokart Pro and Gokart Pro 2, Electric Go Kart with Enhanced Safety Features, High-Speed Racing and Immersive Gaming Combo, Ultimate Drift Experience for Ages 14+, Up to 15.5 Miles
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Style: Gokart Kit2 (Without Ninebot S)
Features
- 360 Degree Haptic Feedback for Realistic Racing: Feel every turn, bump, and collision with immersive haptic feedback that enhances your gaming experience.
- Auto-Centering Steering Wheel for Smooth Control: Enjoy effortless steering with the auto-centering feature, making control intuitive and responsive.
- Adjustable Chassis Fits All Sizes: Customize the karts size for comfortable racing, ideal for riders from 4' 4" to 6' 4" and Ages 14+.
- Max. Acceleration & 1.02 G of Force with Ninebot S Max: Achieve thrilling acceleration and experience intense G-force for an adrenaline-packed ride.
- Drifting Assistant System: Master drifting like a pro with built-in support for smooth and controlled slides.
- Please note: The Gokart Kit2 is an accessory kit only and requires a compatible Segway Ninebot S, S2, or S MAX (sold separately) to operate.
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 42.5 x 35.5 x 21.5 inches
Package Weight: 40.82 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 54 x 32 x 24 inches
Item Weight: 62 Pounds
Brand Name: Segway
Warranty Description: 1 year manufacturer
Model Name: Segway Gokart Kit2
Color: White
Material: Alloy Steel
Suggested Users: Unisex-Youth
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Ninebot (Changzhou) Tech Co., Ltd.
Part Number: 040501P
Style: Gokart Kit2 (Without Ninebot S)
Included Components: Segway Gokart Kit2, Product Manual, Warranty Manual, Accessories
Size: Extra Large
Date First Available: January 13, 2025
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My sons and I have had Segway S machines since Christmas and we've really enjoyed them. We considered getting the Go Kart kit for them but when I saw this I waited until Segway Ninebot released this to the pubic. The box it came in was all beat up, and some of the Styrofoam was broken, but the actual go kart was in perfect shape. It pretty much comes assembled fully. You just have to spend about 15 to 20 minutes putting the little pieces together and then plug it in for a full charge. I was skeptical about how well this is built until I got it. This thing is SOLID! The pedals are well-made, the frame feels very sturdy, steering assembly is solid, the speaker is a nice piece of equipment, the handbrake works incredibly well and I never feel any instability at any speed. A couple of people have ridden this that well-exceed 220 lbs and they were able to achieve the top speed. I did buy a compatible speedometer from eBay which costs like $40 to $50 at the time. Not sure what it is now. That is my only real complaint. They should have included a speedometer. So, all I have to say is WOW! This is nothing but pure fun. The acceleration is phenomenal. Much better than the standard gas combustion go karts you use on fun park tracks. It really puts you back in your seat like you are driving a Lamborghini (which I have driven) but it tops out at 23 mph. So basically you are at full speed in about 1 to 1.5 seconds. This thing is VERY low to the ground, but you do have enough clearance to avoid smashing the front on most entryways to driveways and sidewalks. You need to be really careful and use the flag it comes with. Cars are going to have a very hard time seeing you around any objects. I would be very apprehensive letting any child drive this on any public road in any neighborhood because of that reason alone. Try not to be too cool for helmets and extra pads for your knees and elbows. You never know when you have to make a really sharp emergency turn to avoid something and flip this over even though it would be hard to do (it is possible though). Because you're so low, and obviously you are wide open to the outside, the 23 mph top speed is going to feel much faster than 23 mph in a car. That is what Space Mountain and Thunder Mountain at Disney World achieves for speed even though it seems much faster. This will satisfy a lot of thrill seekers. The steering is pretty sweet once you get used to it. At first it seems very jerky but it isn't meant to be precise at slow speeds without power steering. After a while you'll realize that it performs nicely at high speeds and rounding corners at high speeds is great once you get the hang of it. I have NOT been able to drift in this go kart because the roads in my neighborhood need to be paved. It's impossible to drift. I need to find a place where the surface is smooth enough and then I'll report back on it. The speaker really is a neat aspect of this. It is rechargeable but one thing to note is that it does take a while to recharge. It synchronizes with the pedals so that when you push the gas it revs up like a race engine. It is done almost perfectly. As you accelerate the sound becomes far-more aggressive. Not using this leaves you with a silent ride which isn't nearly as much fun. You can also synch your iPhone to it and play your music instead, but I'd rather use the engine sounds. The only thing I didn't like about it is that it did not come with English instructions. Just Chinese - I don't know if that is something they forgot to put in there, or they just counted on people figuring it out. It wasn't hard and the Segway app picked it up right away. The lighting effects are cool but the green headlight on this is basically useless in terms of illuminating what is in front of you. I imagine they did not put real headlights on this because they don't want people driving at night in this. I imagine you can find external, battery operated lights to mount on both sides if you wanted to. I might try that down the road, but for now I'll keep the night rides to a minimum. This comes with a knee-bar if you want to take the Ninebot S-Max out of it and use it like the Segway S models (hoverboard style). It's better than what comes with the S, but it does not come with the full extension bar that you steer with your hands like purchasing the Ninebot S-Max separately gives you. I imagine that Ninebot will eventually offer this as an accessory but as of today they do not. This was a impulse purchase, but it is so much fun. The only issue is that there aren't many places around to ride it. Even in my neighborhood, people park on the side of the road during the day and it gets hard to see cars coming. We're going to find other places to take this to. This is a no-brainer if you're looking for something really fun and aren't worried about the cost.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2021 by GenXer
The title is no lie, since I impulse bought mine with Biden Bucks last year, two of my family and friends have wanted one so they got theirs through me. We all have the pro model. This thing is so fun to take out on our roads and just drift and spin like crazy. I'm 6ft 190 and with it fully extended its a little tight and my knees definitely touch the steering wheel, but its really not a huge deal. Ill go over pros and cons. Pros: Super Fun, 23mph feels MUCH faster especially with the crazy acceleration these have. If the tires are fresh, the turning is very responsive and you can make a turn on a dime. There's 4 speed modes if you have little kids or someone who is just learning.(But i never use anything but the fastest) There's a companion app where you change the modes, lights, and other settings. There's a drift slider where you can pick between understeer and full on drifting. Its just a Go kart kit on top of the Segway S Max, it also comes with the Knee bar so if you want to use it as a commuter, you can just take the S Max out of the back and put on the knee bar and boom, instant urban transport. There's potential upgradability in the future! If Segway/Ninebot comes out with a S Max+ or Pro or whatever they call it, you can just swap it into the go kart frame and have a whole new go kart! The build quality is amazing, there's rubber bumpers on the front and sides, a strong frame and adjustable length, the Allen wrench for adjusting it comes on the kart itself in a little slot on the side. Cons: The other review about the tires being bad, is partially true. depending on how you use it and what road surface its on, the tires can wear really fast. The review said in under 2 weeks they were already getting a torn up tire. They must have been going HARD to shred the tires like that. If you don't drift they should last a long time. If you only go crazy with the drifting all the time, the tires wear very fast. And its true they aren't sold on Ninebot's website(almost nothing is available on their site), but they are on Aliexpress, which is where i have been getting mine, the rear ones are about $53 each at the time of writing this, pretty pricey for how fast they wear out. The front ones are about $48 each. The shipping time is quite long If you drift a lot, the battery really isn't all that great. It runs out super fast if you drift hard and weigh closer to the weight limit of the kart. Its because when drifting there's so much resistance to the motor. If you just cruise, the battery actually is pretty decent. We have had ours for over a year and i've noticed a little bit of battery degradation but not a whole lot. There seems to be QC issues with the hand brake, the welds on mine were a little wonky and caused it not contact the tire. I contacted support and they asked for a ton of info including pics. Support was helpful, but I ended up solving the issue myself by bending it into place. All in all, this is an amazing toy, Everyone we drive by stares at us, they always say it looks so fun. Some have stopped me in the middle of the street wanting to know what these are and where to get them. If you have the extra spending money, its SO worth it!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2022 by Cody
I had been looking at purchasing this product for over a year. Finally decided to go ahead and purchased it mainly because Amazon had it in stock. Upon arrival the box was very neat and perfectly packaged. Assembly was not difficult but also not easy. Instructions are kind of hard to understand but you can find many videos online. After setting up the Go kart and calibrating with blue tooth after a full charge we decided to try it out. This product was SO MUCH FUN! I cannot say how much fun my family and I had for 1 day. The next day after a full charge we decided to pull it out I was personally driving the go kart going over 20 mph all of a sudden I had a beeping noise that I never was able to get to go away (not battery related) its programming related and I pretty much lost any brakes. Luckily we were in our neighborhood and not in an intersection or anything like that and I was able to coast to a stop. I had to get out turn off and turn on and the Go Kart would work find for 10 mins, then the same issue would happen. Finally after a few tries the beeping and red light would not go away. I tried youtube videos, Amazon Support, Segway support which is a real problem. They are only open M-F certain hours. Most of the time they have long wait times. I decided to return this after researching online that this is a common problem. Great fun for 1 day, kinda dangerous when you lose Braking. Buyer beware.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2023 by ECASP