Jeep Revolution BFR-3 Pedal Go-kart

When it comes off-roading, no one does it like Jeep does, but as we all know, a Jeep does come close to affordable. Instead of letting your dream cruely slipped past you, you can let junior fulfill that dream on your behalf with this Jeep Revolution BFR-3 Pedal Go-kart. The BFR-3 maybe a kid’s thing, but with features like a 3-gear transmission, similar to those found on a bicycle, oversized pneumatic off-road tires, swing axle, double ballbearing for extreme maneuverability, back mud guards and front spoiler, this “kid’s ride” is poised to take on unforgiving terrains that come its way as long as junior’s legs can keep up. Unlike most pedal go-kart, it can brake and if needed, pedal in reverse so your young one can get out of sticky situation before the situation gets him or her.

Jeep Revolution BFR-3 Pedal Go-kart

And did we mention that it looks just as good. Ok, maybe it is not Wrangler kind of good looking, but it certainly is go-kart good looking. And befitting its motor-powered, road-worthy (or should we say, off-road worthy?) counterparts, Jeep Revolution BFR-3 Pedal Go-kart comes with a host of options, including sport steering wheel, board computer, farm exhaust, front linkage, heavy duty brake pads and roll-bar – just to name a few – that would quickly drive up its asking price of $1,000.

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Yes. That’s a grand for what essentially is a toy, which not all sane parents willing to commit. But hey, it is still a fraction of what you would pay for real ride, isn’t it? Oh, did we mention that there’s an optional passenger seat too which you can include, for a fee, to make sure the cost-per-ride is maximized for this over thousand dollars pedal go-kart. Then again, junior gotta beef up his leg muscles before taking a load other then his or hers.

Jeep Revolution BFR-3 Pedal Go-kart

Jeep Revolution BFR-3 Pedal Go-kart

Jeep Revolution BFR-3 Pedal Go-kart

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