Mud 98cc Go Kart Full Suspension Blue

I’ve been weary of buying something like this online due to problems, shortage of parts, etc. really just spending so much money on something you’ve not even seen or tinkered around on. But this company did great! This is an exceptionally well built go cart. Motor and chain back wheels and seat and stuff was already put together, I only had the front wheels some of the frame and steering wheel to put on! I’ve had zero problems with it, and he’s rode the dog crap outta this thing, you can order more parts and the website is very easlily laid out on what brand and parts are were. That’s moto tec.com is the website. It takes regular gas, you’ll need gas,and it was sent with already filled full of oil. It takes your basic oil as well. I would consider buying some road tires online there only 24.99 a piece. As I would say this is a great cart and it goes pretty fast! Even with me on it, it halls a**!

Early Christmas gift for one of my grandsons. (Wanted him to get some riding time in before the serious winter weather hits.) Shipping took. nearly a month, but it did finally arrive. Opening outer carton showed some oil leakage, so there was that concern. Assembly was pretty straight forward. The only part where an extra hand was helpful was lifting the buggy to help getting the tires mounted. My floor jack took care of that. All of the nuts and bolts were pre-positioned, so don’t freak out looking for the “bag of hardware”. All told, assembly took under an hour, and I was in no hurry. It does ship with engine oil installed, and maybe that was the source of the leakage, but the level was good. ?? This little machine is pretty quick! My g-son flipped out and has about 6 hours on it so far. The only issue has been the accelerator pedal getting stuck a couple of times. He had the good sense to hit the kill switch and brake. Some re-tweaking of the pedal assembly hardware took care of the issue, but do check it out before you turn your youngster loose on this buggy. Cool little machine!

It came very nicely packaged, was easy to assemble, started right up perfect. It is fast and fun. The only negative I have at all is that the governor does nothing. If you have the governor lowered to the point it does something, the cart won’t move at all, if you raise the governor to the point it will move, then it’s fast, to fast for beginners.

Great delivery and some assembly materialize into a fun little dune buggy. Had a great experience of putting it together with my kid and was rewarded by his ear-to-ear smile when he first rode it. As with any vehicle, there were small things to work out, but with some elbow grease all was good. Biggest con (which I have accepted going in and is clearly stated in the description) is there are no reverse gear. If your rider is not experienced enough, they will be in and out of the kart to pull it back to get out "stuck" situations. My plan is to eventually locate and buy an off-the-shelf gear box with forward and reverse gear and install it into this buggy. A generic one runs about $100-$200 US Everything works great, thigs are where expected; materials and workmanship seem good for the purpose and price. I'd recommend this as a starter motor vehicle for a kid of an appropriate age.

We ordered a red and blue one SO TWO GO KARTS from them back in September because I was worried about the supply chain and being able to get items for Christmas. We just put them together the beginning of the week of Christmas and the blue one ran for about 2 hours total and the axle broke and the bearing is like melted. Well one day later the red did the SAME THING. I tried to seek help from the seller and because it was “past the 30 day mark” they were not willing to help AT ALL. We don’t want to return it now that they are put together...and my husband can fix them, but that’s not the point at all. They could offer to send new bearings or a partial refund to help cover the cost. I hope you read this review and chose a different brand go kart, I have two sad boys.

Great product so far, took me about 30 mins to put it together right out of the box. Just had to put some gas in it and my daughter was off. I even took a quick spin on it too.

I bought 2 of these for my boys (7 and 10) upon receiving like the other ones, one of the crates was bent. Cart was not damaged though, also had bolts rolling around in the box. Simple assembly took about hour and a half to do both. I replaced the shipping oil in the engine with Honda oil, ran a tank of fuel through and then changed the oil again. The engines would randomly die and the clutch engages a bit low in the rpm. Also had one throttle cable pop loose. I modified the clutches and after a few tanks of fuel and replacing the spark plug they seem to run better now. They are a little weak on power. I plan to convert 1 to a 212 predator with a max torque clutch and see how it holds up. Will report back.

I brought this go cart in August for my grandson's 8th birthday. He has been riding it daily for a month. We have 4 acres to ride on and his dad takes him out on blm land trails and follows him in his utv. The go cart has gotten a lot of miles on it without any problems. The oil has been changed and the chain tightened, but that is all. Update in November: The rear bearings fell apart, so I bought better ones at an auto parts store. The clutch went out on the gocart, but Mototec replaced it because it is still under warranty. BUT... I had to pay $18 for shipping. Now the rear tires have failed. First, one got a leak, then the other one got a big bulge in it. I've purchased heavier duty new tires for it. My grandson still loves his gocart. It has required some upgrades, but it is still a nice gocart. My grandson is now 11 years old and still rides his go-cart. He fits a bit snug now. The brake master cylinder failed recently, but we bought a new one and it is now fine. It also lost some steering bolts but was also fixable.