Power Racers: Power Requirements: 20 amps
The power racer GT is a battery powered, ride-on, motorized fun vehicle. The GT chassis can accept different plastic body themes, from a toilet to a soda can, in fact almost anything you can imagine. You can choose from our current body selection or have a unique body theme custom made to suit your clients’ promotion. Here are just a few theme ideas... The power Racer GT Grand Prix can be used almost in any place, bars, on or off premise, fairs, levents, grand openings, point of sale, sporting events, conventions, parties, outdoor events, parades, office parties, corporate events - any time fun is ordered!
Description:
You won’t believe how much fun the power racers are! Guests choose red or blue or other themes with color coordinated safety helmets and race the easily maneuverable, self - propelled units to the finish line. The power racers, which can reach speeds of 8 miles per hour, are the latest thing in theme entertainment! Checkered-raver tubes, safety Cones, Races master and Pit Crew, Leader board, Pit-Zone, start and finish banners and more.
Toilet Racers
HI/LOW SPEED CONTROL SWITCH
This is also located on the same chassis rail, beside the on/off switch. This will enable you to control the top speed of the 'Racer' by switching from high to low.
HOW TO RIDE
Sit on top of the 'Racer' with your feet on foot rests. The steering is via the handle bars, turn right for a right turn, and turn left for a left turn. Once switched on the 'Racer' can be riden, by gently squeezing the black throttle lever (at right hand of handle bars).
The harder the throttle lever is squeezed the faster the 'Racer' will move forward. To apply the automatic, regenitive braking, simply let the throttle lever go and it will spring back to it's stop position, and the brakes will automatically be applied.
CORNERING
To corner the 'GO-Racer' is a lot like a push bike, you must lean the way you are turning, the faster you corner the more you must lean your body into the corner. To obtain the best cornering results it is also best to keep your body weight as far forward as is safe and comfortable, this provides maximum weight and traction to the front wheels.
DO NOT AT ANY STAGE HIT OR PUSH INTO THE OTHER RIDERS, AS THIS MAY RESULT IN DAMAGE TO THE RIDER AND EQUIPMENT.
When riding always start by getting the feel of the 'Racer'. This is achieved by riding on the slow speed (by switching the Hi/Lo speed control to low) and not using full throttle until you are competent in controlling the 'Racer' around a simple cone marked corse.
ALWAYS WEAR COVERED SHOES, AND WE SUGGEST KNEE AND ELBOW PADS AS AN EXTRA PRECAUTION.
BRAKING
Always allow plenty of distance when stopping. Do not rely on the auto brakes to stop instantly, as this is very much dependent on the riding surface and wheel traction.
WHEN STOPPING NEVER STAND UP OR PUT YOUR FEET ON THE GROUND UNTIL
FULLY STOPPED.