Razor 24V Dirt Quad SX McGrath Powered Ride-On - Green: Steel Frame, 8 MPH, 120 lb Capacity

A: The Dirt Quad is designed to go up to 40 minutes of continuous ride time on a fully charged battery. No improves have been made to the battery however different factures such as rider weight, low tire pressure and/or riding conditions (terrains) can effect the amount of ride time.

A: 1.) when the quad goes extremely slow, stop and charge. 2.) don't freeze the battery 3.) don't place the battery in a 140 degree garage 4.) keep it on the charger when not using

A: I've had ZERO battery issues after three years of use. Follow the manual on charging and battery maintenace and you'll be good to go

A: This quad is perfect for toddlers. My 3 year old Grandson loves it and hasn’t had any problems with it. Battery wise or other. As for your son, he should be getting a more longer lasting battery or gas powered one for his age.

A: Get rid of the crap lead acid batteries and get 2 10ah lipo batteries!

A: The Razor Dirt Quad SX McGrath is best suited for hard terrain like concrete or dirt, but will work on grass!

A: Yes, it can be ridden on grass however for the best riding experience we recommend riding on smooth, flat surfaces free of any type of dirt or debris.

A: 2yo and 6yo both have zero issues riding on 4" grass and through flat paths in woods. This thing is awesome.

A: My son rides in the grass no problem! Our grass is typically under 4" tall.

A: Our 3 year old Grandson does really well in grass and red cinder with no slippage. He really loves his “Green Quad”

A: No, this dirt quad does not come with a shock. I used a 550lb, 150mm in length shock from Amazon. And while you're at it, also change the sloppy steering linkage to actual ball joint rod ends.

A: this Quad has Front and Rear pneumatic tires. and coil spring with shock absorbers in front. for a vehicle that goes 8 miles an hour. the quad is exceptionally smooth

A: Yes, the Dirt Quad has a shock absorber.

A: The Dirt Quad SX is intended for ages 8 and up. The assembled dimensions are 40″ x 22.5″ x 31″.

A: Hahahahhaaaa OMG! My Grandson is 3 years old and it’s perfect for him. There is a slow and fast feature and I’ve never made go any faster because he’s still kind of learning. Just be sure to have your child wear a helmet just in case he falls or runs into the bushes

A: Not too fast at all with proper training and adult supervision. My 2yo son rides it to the limits with a DOT approved motocross helmet, boots, and knee / elbo pads for protection.

A: No reverse, but has a giant steel loop on the back you can lift and move it with.

A: No, the Dirt Quad does not have a reverse feature

A: I just bought 2. One came with reverse and the other does not. We are slightly confused about this. Written clearly on one box and not the other. All numbers match nothing else different. We haven't put them together yet as they are a birthday present but will update once we do.

A: Yes! My Grandson is 3 and it’s perfect! I was scared at first but now I’m more like Yahoo! You go! Especially now that he’s learned to use the handbrake and can’t stop saying “watch” and then shows us using the handbrake lol

A: The Dirt Quad is intended for ages 8 and up and has a maximum weight limit of 120 lbs.

A: Just remember that the battery doesn’t last very long. I’d say especially for his age because I’m sure that they’d ride on this longer. My Grandson is 3 years old and hasn’t had a problem with the battery life……yet.

A: Yes, the Dirt Quad is intended for ages 8 and up. The maximum weight limit is 120 lbs. The assembled dimensions are 40" (L) x 22.5" (W) x 31" (H).

A: What suspension? All my kids got with theirs was a square tube. Had to buy my own shock and install!

A: On Targets product page it notes : Proven on Dirt – Four 12" (305 mm) knobby pneumatic tires and rear droop travel suspension deliver a smoother ride on uneven terrain.

A: No, but my workaround is attaching a long ratchet strap to the steel loop on the back for hand held parental control until they can learn how to use the throttle / brake correctly.

A: No, the Dirt Quad does not have a parental control feature

A: The tires are made of rubber.

A: The Razor Dirt Quad SX McGrath comes equipped with Pneumatic Rubber Wheels.