Razor Dirt Quad Four Wheeler Review

If you have been shopping for a kids four wheeler, then you may have come across the Razor Dirt Quad. It has been one of the top sellers online for over four years now. What makes this four wheeler so popular with the kids? Lets find out.

The Razor Dirt Quad is built for children 8 years old and above that weighs at least 120 pounds. It's built strong and sturdy so that it can take on big bumps and tough trails. It also features a rear suspension for a smooth ride.

Features:
Plastic, shatter resistant fairingsWelded steel frameRear disc brakePadded seatBattery life indicator24 volt battery systemVariable speedAdjustable handlebars350 watt electric motorCharger included

Review

There have been hundreds of reviews written online about the Razor Four Wheeler and the vast majority of them have been positive. Most of the negative reviews that have been written were in regard to the battery life, but Razor seems to have improved in this area over the years. There aren't nearly as many complaints about this as there were a few years ago.

One of the first things owners of the four wheeler are impressed with is how easy it is to assemble. The only thing there is to do when you receive it in the mail is attach the handle bars. Most people are able to complete this task in under ten minutes.

As for the performance, the 4 wheeler is very good at taking on all kinds of terrain including: dirt, grass, mud, and snow. It comes with 13 inch pneumatic tires that allows the rider to climb most hills without any problem. Parents also love the rubber tires since they are quiet on the concrete, unlike plastic tires.

Several parents recommended purchasing a helmet with the quad, since it can reach up to 8 mph. It does have a relatively high center of gravity, so there is a concern with tipping. Buying a helmet also instills a good habit of wearing one for any ride-on toys or ATV's.

The Razor 4 Wheeler is also known for its power. Several users attached a small trailer to the back and it was able to haul it around without issue. And, although it is recommended for riders up to 120 lbs., many owners mentioned that it could carry more than that.

While most of the reviews were positive, there were a mixed bag of complaints. For example, some didn't like the fact that it did not come with a reverse gear. While others mentioned how heavy it is. And, a few mentioned that the brake trigger is too wide for small hands.

Find out more about the Razor Dirt Quad and also read reviews on all of the top selling four wheelers for kids at our blog.

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