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Level up with F63XE Sprinter: Electric go kart for the Family
More power. More battery. More space. Less noise. Meet the new F63XE Sprinter Electric Go kart - a smarter, smoother and tougher evolution of the Sprinter, built to ride further and perform better.
We're going all in - Upgrades, Upgrades..
An experimental off-road beast built on the Modular Go Kart platform, featuring upgraded suspension, a powerful 448cc engine, and heavy-duty components. Built tough for thrill-seekers who crave adventure beyond the ordinary.
Family budget friendly Mini Bikes
When buyers ask whether the XB200 Mini Bike is worth it, they want real value. Not just the lowest price. Why it boasts shared family fun across bush tracks and farm runs without quick obsolescence.
Modular go karts: Ultimate guide
Unleash your creativity with our fully modular off-road go-karts. Since 2013, we’ve offered performance chassis, engines, wheels, and accessories, empowering you to build, customize, and adventure without limits.
Meet the FA2K - Zero Noise. Full Send.
Kids step aside, watch and learn. This trike is loud in many ways, but packs a powerful 2000w Silent motor. It's rear-wheel drive, fat tyres, and heavy-duty components designed to dominate every corner.
18+ Adult Only Drift Trikes
Not for the faint hearted. We explore the ideas behind the creation of this new Electric Drift Trike
X1 is Changing the Game 3 Wheels at a time
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9 Freight road Ravenhall, VIC, 3023
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ZX-K5 Assembly made simple: Get the family involved
Learn how to assemble your brand new ZX-K5 Forza Two-Seater Side-by-Side UTV Buggy with our clear, step-by-step build guide. From positioning the chassis and mounting the roll cage, suspension arms, seats, roof, and even fine tuning and balancing — this tutorial walks you through every stage of the assembly process.
Whether you're building with a mate or tackling it solo, we’ve laid out the instructions in a simple, easy-to-follow format to ensure a smooth setup and a confident first start.
Designed for first-time builders and seasoned off-road enthusiasts alike, this guide gets your ZX-K5 Forza ready for the track, the trails, and everything in between.
🛠️ Let’s Dive Into the Build
1. Unpack and Organize
Remove packaging and lift off the top half of the shipping cage.
Sort components into groups: seats, roll cage, wheels, suspension, steering, battery, and accessories.
2. Install Seats and Suspension
Slide the seats onto their mounting rods and press firmly into place.
Remove the temporary support bar and install the suspension shocks in its position.
3. Front-End Assembly
Fit the front bull bar and lift the buggy onto jack stands.
Install the front stub axles and lower control arms, securing them with castle nuts and split pins.
Install the front shock absorbers.
Attach the steering wheel with wheels facing straight.
4. Fuel System Setup
Mount the fuel tank using the supplied spacer sleeves for proper clearance.
Connect the vent line to the air box and the fuel line (with filter) to the carburetor.
5. Fit Fenders and Wheels
Install front and rear fenders before mounting wheels for easier access.
Identify wheels: front = tall and narrow, rear = wide and lower profile.
Mount all wheels, then inflate tires to the recommended PSI.
6. Battery and Roll Cage
Place the battery and connect positive (+) first, then negative (-).
Install the main rear roll cage hoop and side connecting bars.
Hand-tighten all bolts, then torque once aligned.
Add the rear ABS fairing panels to finish the assembly.
7. Final Safety Check
Confirm all bolts are tightened.
Check tire pressure and wheel nut torque.
Ensure steering is centered.
Verify fuel lines and battery connections are secure.
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