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X-PRO Rover 50 Go Kart

X-PRO Rover 50 Go Kart

3.9· 25 ratings

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$628.95at WalmartObserved at 6:31 AM

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Where is the X-PRO Rover 50 Go Kart cheapest?
At Walmart, for $628.95, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the X-PRO Rover 50 Go Kart?
Rated 3.9 out of 5 from 25 ratings. Buyers like: Fun little go-kart that kids love; Runs at full speed; Good value for the money. Common complaints: Subpar machining affects build quality and performance; Chain hub is thin and can pop.
Where can I buy the X-PRO Rover 50 Go Kart?
2 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, eBay.

X-PRO Rover 50 Go Kart prices at every store

  • WalmartNew

    In stockSold by XPROUSA

    $628.95Observed at 6:31 AM
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X-PRO Rover 50 Go Kart price history

Lowest price we've seen: $628.95 on Nov 3 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 3.

From Walmart

  • 49cc 4-stroke engine for smooth, consistent power
  • Rear disc brake plus engine kill switch and emergency kill switch
  • Hand pull start for quick, easy start-ups
  • 6-inch wheels for maneuverability and stability across terrains
  • EPA approved and built in full compliance with EPA regulations
  • Top speed of 12.5+ MPH; 1.4KW at 7000rpm and 2.5NM torque at 4500rpm
Sizing
Reviewers say it is smaller in size than expected; one buyer noted her 11-year-old may be too tall for it within a year.
Returns
Not returnable.
Shipping
Shipping only; pickup not available. Ships to Sacramento, 95829, arriving Nov 7; shipping of this product may be restricted to that area.

What buyers say

Buyers like
  • Fun little go-kart that kids love
  • Runs at full speed
  • Good value for the money
  • Quick assembly possible with patience
Buyers complain about
  • Subpar machining affects build quality and performance
  • Chain hub is thin and can pop
  • Assembly requires patience with complex parts
  • Fuel line problem with getting gas
  • Smaller than expected