Liquid error (sections/pf-9017311f line 51): product form must be given a product
Hoverboard seat attachment
Transform your hoverboard into a fascinating Gyroor Hoverboard Go Kart with this hoverboard seat attachment. The simple manual operation system, allows you can easily & smoothly forwards/backwards/left/right and have the ability to perform 360° spins and even drift. Foam padded grip handles which provide a comfortable handling experience while you are driving the hover kart.Compatible with Almost All Models
Our hoverboard go cart is perfectly compatible for 6.5'' 8'' 10'' hoverboard or self balancing scooter. (NOTE: Don't fit the hoverboard which has bar in the middle) It's more safer especially for kids or adults with poor balance, best gift for kids or adults.Adjustable Telescoping Frame Length
The hoverboard go kart attachment is suitable to various ages and height. Use the heavy duty telescoping frame to adjust your hoverboard cart to your height, it can withstand weights up to 265lbs/120kg, adjustable length from 28.3” to 33.5”. Ergonomic seating contours to your legs and back for ultimate comfort, let you enjoy more happiness with your hoverboard.Easy to Assemble & Extra Straps
We offer extra 2 sets of straps and detailed illustrated assembly instructions and all necessary tools with this hoverboard cart attachment so that the installation can be completed in 5-10 minutes.Worry-free After Sale & Attentions
We provide free warranty and spare parts replacement service within 60 days, such as go kart seats, straps, handles, screws, wheels. If you have any questions or need any spare parts, please feel free to contact us, we will response within 24 hrs and provide satisfying solutions for you.
People Love US
Gyroor electric bicycle C2 the latest e-bike portable mini folding battery bicycle.
—Technical Tanoli
Today bring you this best electric bike for the money, Gyroor C3 Electric Bike for Adults.
— GT Biker
Overall i think C3 Is a cool purchase and a fun and efficient way to commune around the city or the town.
—Josh Cordova
