What would be the person's height maximum for this go kart?
1088948
I am 5'4" and I fit a little tight. I would not recommend this for anyone taller
1088949
5' might be the safe answer, but I'm 6'2" and I've drove it (not comfortably). My buddy is 5'4" and he can actually get both feet under the dash and drive it, I think you might even be 5'6" and still be able to drive it. My 10 year old is 5' and she drives it with plenty of room (she has a little less in the rear then most of us too).
396246
It says in the manual 120lbs but a kid older the 7 most likely would be too old for it. My 5 year old and my 3 year old both love this go kart. They fight over it all the time... I might have to get another one.
2067829
That would be the absolute max height, I'd say. I'm 5'2" and 130lbs with very short legs, can ride it, but barely.
247556
300 lbs is the weight limit and there are height limits also- go to the Gaim web site and check them out.
1060798
The scooter shows a max of 50kg (110lb) so it would be perfect for your nephew.
2118260
Hi, There's no min and max for the height only for the weight which is up to 240. Thank you
774807
We just bought this for my 10 year old son. He is about 4 feet tall and he is just barely able to reach the pedals with the seat adjusted clear up.
345375
Should be fine. My daughter is 38 inches and my son even rides it ...he is 46 inches tall. Warning though..son tells me it is kinda slow compared to his standard razor scooter...I suppose this is a good thing since there is also no brake on the kixi mixi.
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I just checked the Britax website, and as I suspected, there is a height limit that most children will reach before they reach the 90-pound weight limit. The five-point harness is for children up to 58" tall. Also, the shoulder harness has a height of 20.5", so a child with a long torso could outgrow the harness before reaching 58". I have a 47" seven-year-old with a short torso who will likely be harnessed until he's about ten with this seat. He does have some friends who are over 50" tall and in the 55-65 pound range at seven or eight years old. Here are the specifications from the Britax website: http://www.britaxusa.com/car-seats/pinnacle-90 I just checked the Britax website, and as I suspected, there is a height limit that most children will reach before they reach the 90-pound weight limit. The five-point harness is for children up to 58" tall. Also, the shoulder harness has a height of 20.5", so a child with a long torso could outgrow the harness before reaching 58". I have a 47" seven-year-old with a short torso who will likely be harnessed until he's about ten with this seat. He does have some friends who are over 50" tall and in the 55-65 pound range at seven or eight years old. Here are the... » Read More I just checked the Britax website, and as I suspected, there is a height limit that most children will reach before they reach the 90-pound weight limit. The five-point harness is for children up to 58" tall. Also, the shoulder harness has a height of 20.5", so a child with a long torso could outgrow the harness before reaching 58". I have a 47" seven-year-old with a short torso who will likely be harnessed until he's about ten with this seat. He does have some friends who are over 50" tall and in the 55-65 pound range at seven or eight years old. Here are the specifications from the Britax website: http://www.britaxusa.com/car-seats/pinnacle-90 « Show Less
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Rear-Facing Requirements: Weight: 5 - 40 lbs (2.3 - 18kg), Height: 19 - 37 inches (48 - 94 cm), and Top of child's head is at least 1 inch (25 mm) below the top of the child restraint seat back. Forward-Facing Requirements: Weight: 22 - 65 lbs (10 - 29.4 kg), Height: 28 - 50 inches (71 - 127 cm), the tops of their ears are below the top of the child restraint headrest and at least one year of age. Booster Requirements: Weight: 40 - 110 lbs (18 - 49.8 kg), Height: 43.3 - 57 inches (110 - 145 cm), the tops of their ears are below the top of the child restraint headrest and at least four years of age.
2165334
It would be very foolhardy to carry someone in this cart. It would have to be a child due to the weight limitations. They could and probably would fall out and risk serious injury or death!!!!! Do not attempt thus!!!!!!!
357426
the wheels are designed to accommodate a Wii controller. the mario kart version should not have any impact on it's fit.
134749
The maximum height of the pedals is 14-16 inches off the floor depending on where you measure. I am not sure you need to add that total height as when one foot/leg is up, the other is down. Your legs tend to compensate.
1507832
My mother who uses this is 5'1" and she's at the low height limit of what this walker can handle. There is a short-height ("hemi height) version of the Drive Nitro rollator available for people about 5'2" and under, similar in design but with a lower seat and handles.
1765644
My grandson in about 85lbs, and it works well. Not sure what the maximum is.
1705717
The manual states the child must not exceed 49".http://download.gracobaby.com/ProductInstructionManuals/PD265353B.pdf
1482199
I really don't know but since it isn't that high by the time they are too heavy for it they won't want to ride it anymore because it'll be too short. I'd say about 50 lbs would be my guess. You could check with the Tek Nek company to be sure.