I recently upgraded a Razor Dune Buggy with a 36V 500W Motor, extra 12V battery pack, and a new controller. Once fully charged, I noticed the buggy does not run more than 10 minutes. At …

Hello. I would like to increase torque and top speed of my razor dune buggy. I currently have a 24 volt 500 watt motor with a 36 volt (1000 watt) controller battery pack and throttle. Its a nice ride …

Grandson's birthday present was the razor dune buggy. he is having a blast with it but (so far) have only one issue, he cant back up. Question, is it possible to install a switch in the wiring …

There are so many options for different parts that we would need to know a little more about your modification goals in order to recommend parts. Razor Dune Buggies can be modified to have …

Hello, I've been searching all over for the best way to increase the speed / torque of my kids Razor Dune Buggy. We've been using it since November of 2016 and last week the buggy …

The Razor Dune Buggy with 4-wire throttles have red, black, green, and yellow throttle connector wires on the controller side. The red, black, and green wires are for the throttle and the yellow …

I just bought a new Razor dune buggy and I want to upgrade it to 36V for a upcoming Christmas present. So far all I've bought is a Currie 500w motor. I need a controller, throttle with on/off …

The Razor Dune Buggy has fairly low gearing (8.46 to 1 gear ratio) and 350 Watt motor so with an 80 pound rider it should be able to climb some grass covered hills right out of the box. If it …

Most Razor Dune Buggy modifications do not require welding and metal fabrication, and are done with more common tools such as a drill, hacksaw, etc. Trays to mount the batteries can be …

Most Razor controllers are rated for larger motors than they are paired with. Razor does this for reliability since the controller is usually the weak link in the electrical system. The original Dune …