This Jeep Go-Kart Is Probably Better At Off-Roading Than Your Car

This Jeep Go-Kart Is Probably Better At Off-Roading Than Your Car

If you’re going to slap the Jeep name on a go-kart, you better make sure it lives up to brand’s pedigree. But with three gears plus reverse, a swing axle keeping it stable on off-road terrain and over-sized air-filled tyres including a spare, the Jeep Revolution BFR-3 go-kart might be better suited for off-roading than your Sedan is.

If they’re sticking to roads and straightaways, the BFR-3’s gearshift, located to the right of its seat, lets riders squeeze as much speed from their pedalling as possible, just like on a bike. But when the terrain gets bumpy or steep, they can switch things up so that it’s easier to pedal while traversing off-road conditions.

This Jeep Go-Kart Is Probably Better At Off-Roading Than Your Car

The Jeep Revolution BFR-3 can even be pedalled in reverse, making it easier to turn around using a three-point turn. But it also allows riders to back out of a narrow pathway before they find themselves completely stuck.

This Jeep Go-Kart Is Probably Better At Off-Roading Than Your Car

The go-kart starts at around $US1000 ($1317), but that price tag can quickly climb with options like a roll bar, a passenger seat that can be strapped to the back and even a spare tyre for emergency repairs while away from the garage. Since the BFR-3 weighs in at 46kg, the last thing you’d want is to have to drag it back home — or pay for a tow truck go-kart.

[Berg via Bless This Stuff]


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