Weight isn't the limiting factor, it's mostly height that will determine if you should get a Crazy Cart or Crazy Cart XL. The size in this video is the original Crazy Cart.

I think it depends on how old you are. If you're 10 or younger, the Crazy Cart Shift is the way to go! Over 10 though and many kids are going to need a little more power and are ready for the challenge of mastering the drift bar.

@@CrazyCartTV you right but the drift bar. if they somehow make like a drift bar accessory for the crazy cart shift that would be pretty cool

@@CrazyCartTV like i know the shift is supposed to be fore 10 and younger but the drift bar can help you drift literally sideways for longer

Yes, it is running 36v (lithium) and obviously the drift bar is custom. Everything else is stock.

​@@CrazyCartTV can you/I just buy different accu's and put them on them or do you need to change more than that?

Depends on your size and budget. The XL has a little more power, so if you're not going to modify it, I'd suggest the XL. Otherwise, the original Crazy Cart is a great choice and you will save a few hundred dollars, which you can spend on aftermarket parts and make yourself an incredibly fast and fun ride. I'd suggest you join the Crazy Cart Modders Facebook group and check out all the latest in Crazy Carts there.

I know, right? What kind of videos would you like to see?

Idk what I just said

I meant to say “bro in the Tokyo drift

Hi Jeff, I am so sorry to hear you've had so many issues with your Crazy Carts. In my experience they last a long time when driven correctly, but if I had the same experiences as you I'd probably feel exactly like you do. 👎🏼 In regard to the headshake, I'd suggest you make sure your tires are fully inflated and hand tighten the headset. More times than not the wobble is started as play in a low pressure tire and eventually loosens the headset as a result. As for the rear caster wheels, the more you use the drift bar, the longer they will last. If the drift bar is not pulled up when making sharp turns, the urethane on the wheels will wear away, break, or even cause the cores to melt. Razor does offer an aftermarket wheel in the parts section of our website that almost everyone who has ever tried them agrees is a great solution to the wheel wear issue, drift bar up or down. Just search for "Crazy Cart Wheels" in the parts section of our website and they are the all black set that look like hockey pucks. If you email me: ali@razorusa.com, I will be happy to send you a free set in light of all your headaches with your Crazy Carts.

@@CrazyCartTV your good at it

stay inside all day lmao