EZGO's NEW LSV - SPY PHOTO link here

[scottyb]

That looks cool ..... thanks for the sneak-peek

[mikesmotortoys]

Originally Posted by scottyb

That looks cool ..... thanks for the sneak-peek

They SHOULD already be out, but EZGO went back to re-design the braking system. This one did not have front brakes, which I'm being told that the production models will have front brakes, as well...

[dougmcp]

Very interesting looking cart. Any price points on this yet?
Looks to me like a combination CC Precedent/Chinese design.
I guess it needs to grow on me a little.

[mikesmotortoys]

Originally Posted by dougmcp

Very interesting looking cart. Any price points on this yet?
Looks to me like a combination CC Precedent/Chinese design.
I guess it needs to grow on me a little.

It is the EZGO RXV.....

[mikesmotortoys]

Here's a comparison...

[dougmcp]

Originally Posted by mikesmotortoys

It is the EZGO RXV.....

Oops, never saw an RXV in person.

[LostHusker]

Hope these sell well for you Mike

[SP-Electronics]

Originally Posted by mikesmotortoys

Why would you ever tow a cart backwards?

If your trailer is not very big, you may HAVE to load it backwards to get it to fit. My snowbear trailer that I used to use to pick up carts wouldn't let me load MOST carts on forward, because the carts are about 4" too long to fit properly with the ramp/gate in the up position. Loading them on backwards allows the bag well to extend over the front rails of the trailer, over the tongue, and the rear tires will rest right against the rail, allowing the gate to close all the way, and sort of lock the cart in place.

Another good reason is weight distribution, to put the majority of the weight (axle/motor, and batteries) forward of the trailer axle, so more weight is on the tongue).

If I were going to tow it down the freeway at 80+ I'd either remove windshield or put a cover over the whole cart... Just a suggestion. :)

[monkey-1]

Cool looking ride.

[smooth72]

Originally Posted by iaefebs

Realized it was a "looksie" and appreciate it. I didn't know that federal law prohibited LSV/NEV speeds to 25mph. I thought it was 35mph so you could actually take it out of a subdivision. My ignorance... When I load my golf cart on a trailer I load it backwards to put the weight of the batteries towards the tongue. When I head out on the open road I exceed speeds of 75mph.

The cart can not exceed 25, but it is legal on roads with speed limits up to 35 mph.