GYMAX Kids Electric Quad Bike, 6V Battery Powered Toy Car with Forward/Reverse Switch, High/Low Speeds Children Ride On ATV for Boys Girls (Black)

First of all having to build this quad bike.The Steering Rack has to be screwed into the Main Chassis by 4 screws via a square mount, the holes for the screws that go into the mount are about 1 and a half inches inside at the bottom.If you are 3 years old you might get your fingers in it to engage the screws but sadly im 62 and have large hands.So after an hour or so of strugling to try and get just one screw in I decided the only way to do this was via a magnetic Philips Screwdriver which I didnt have.My Screwdriver was a normal one, so I had to go hunting for a Magnet, I went to the Fridge picked up a Magnet that was there and Magnetised my Screwdriver, this worked a treat, so make sure you have one before you start.Whilst all this hassle was going on trying to get a screw in I noticed that the Rear Axel had come out of its holes because of me constantly having to turn the Quad over to get them dam screws in.So I now went to put the Axel back in the holes when I noticed on one side it has 2 notches and there was a Washer laying on the floor, so I needed to know how it all went back on.....The instructions have nothing on how to do this, no picture of the Back Axel at all, and in fact has no Instructions on the Back Wheel Motor Side at all.After about an hour I think id worked it out, the Washer is important, it stops the Axel from sliding from side to side, but over time this will fail.So after my horrible Afternoon trying to put this together I plugged in the charger and left it for the recomended 7/8 hours First Charge.I then returned to it after 8 hours removed the very warm Charger pressed the Forward Swich and pressed the Go Button.........completely dead.I checked all the connections at least 5 times and all seemed good.I received another email today and again it asked you to check the connections especially the battery connection which all seemed good, but I looked one last time and saw a red wire in a nook and cranny you cant really see.I could see that I might have to take the battery cover off which was hiding the red wire, once I managed this I could see that someone had screwed the cover on but forgot to attach the red wire. I connected this up, put the cover back on andIt now works .So if you buy this item.1. Even though the instructions say do the steering first, my tip is do the back axel first and connect both rear wheels.2. Make sure you have a magnetic Screwdriver and magnet for easy assembly of steering rack.3. Take off battery cover before you charge, to check connection of live wire.4. The manufacturer needs to update instrutions.

Arrived in excellent condition and well packed.All the instructions were clear and easy to follow, It was a little bit tricky but not too difficult to put it together, took me about 45 minutes.Looks pretty cool, Very good quality and design of it, very sturdy, heavy resistance. As his first electric ride on, my son was quite excited, we took it straight out for a spin after a night of charging.It's not super fast, but Slow enough to keep up with him and fast enough to keep him amused.Essentially it’s super easy to control and use.Battery life seems quite alright, you can go a very reasonable distance on a charge (not run out yet) and it seems to be able to take a little bit of a rough ride (down curbs).One thing I don’t really like is, it doesn't have (or should have )is a charging indicator or an indicator of how much charge is left which would be handy.Overall a brilliant little motorcycle, would recommend.

Overall very good

ABSOLUTE NIGHTMARE TO PUT TOGETHER!You need several different tools! Does not charge. Would recommend saving your money

Great Gift for a Child

It was too small for our 3 yr old and not sturdy

Hi this does not change and l brought it for my son for Christmas and it don't work what do l do

The item does NOT work, it fails to charge and we want to return it ans get a full refund but don’t know how.