110cc 4-Stroke, Electric Start, Bucket style Double Seat, Disc Brakes, Seatbelts,

The GK-110 is the perfect kids go kart. The GK-110 includes all the features usually found on full-size go-carts, but it\'s built just for kids. Jet Moto built in standard features like a Honda Clone four-stroke engine and automatic transmission with reverse, A rugged full suspension, hydraulic disc brakes, and a solid tubular steel frame. Oversize 16 inch, all-terrain tires are larger than on most comes standard on the model, offering a generous ground clearance for excellent handling on all types of terrain. With safety in mind it comes with a speed limiter control and parent controlled remote control shut for extra safety.

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Electric Start/Keyed Ignition: Jet Moto Kids Go Kart is equipped with an electric start and keyed ignition starting system which makes simple starting simple & easy.

Fully Automatic Transmission with Reverse: This 110 model is equipped with a CVT automatic transmission with a reverse gear. No clutch, so it is simple and easy for kids to operate.

110cc 4-Stroke Engine: 4-Stroke engine on this model which makes for ease of use. There is no mixing of gas & oil to complicate your riding days, just gas and go!

This model has an Air-Cooled engine which prevents overheating, Rack and Pinion Steering: The rack and pinion steering on this model makes it easier for the this go cart to steer.

This Kids Go-Kart is equipped with dual swing arms and dual hydraulic shocks on both the front and rear suspension. This upgraded suspension promotes a stable, secure, and very comfortable ride.

* Certifications: DOT Off Road Use Only / EPA Approved /

General Assembly Info: The kart arrives 95% pre-assembled in a crate. What you will need to do is:

1. Take the unit out of the crate.

2. Put on the front and rear tires. (Lug Nuts)

3. Put on the roll cage. (Bolt Together)

4. Mount the seats.

5. Install the steering wheel.

6. Hook-up the the Battery.

7. Check and tighten all your bolts.

8. Put gas in your unit. Start your unit!

Note: The actual assembly may vary on different models, and it is always best to have a Mechanic assemble your unit.