RIDINGTON 24V Kids Electric Go-Kart vs Razor Ground Force GoKart
The RIDINGTON is the pick for kids 6 to 12 who want to slide: two 200W motors, a drift switch that acts as a third gear, slick rear tires and a seat belt. The Razor Ground Force is a bigger, faster kart for teens and adults, with a 350W hub motor, variable-speed throttle and a 200 lb limit. The RIDINGTON's 4.9 rating from 120 owners is strong for a kids' kart, but its specs are inconsistent on top speed and weight, so treat the drift figures as approximate. The Razor is the sturdier, longer-running machine, but its age rating and size rule out younger children.
- Choose the RIDINGTON if your rider is 6 to 12, drifting is the point, and you want a seat belt and simple two-speed controls.
- Choose the Razor Ground Force if the rider is 13 or older, you want real speed and a variable throttle, and a 200 lb limit matters.
Prices
- RIDINGTON 24V Kids Electric Go-Kart: $169.00 at SoundWave Market (last seen Nov 10)
- Razor Ground Force GoKart: $479.99 at ProDirtBike.com (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the RIDINGTON 24V Kids Electric Go-Kart is $310.99 cheaper than the Razor Ground Force GoKart at the latest prices (Nov 10)

