Every so often, I see something so cool that I feel compelled to buy it, and it happened to me again this weekend when I saw a website selling Road Legal Buggies. What is a road legal buggy you may be thinking? Well it’s basically an off-road go kart, that can also be driven on the road (with tax, license plates and insurance). I haven’t decided on exactly which one to get yet, but here is my research so far:
- The Daddy! Leather seats, immobiliser!
- PGO Bugrider 500
- PGO 250E £3599 inc TAX, 6months road tax, and registration
- PGO 250E
- Jungle Bikes
- Scorpion 250 Buggy | Large Photo
- Scorpion 650
- Razor X Buggy – £2250 + vat
- 250CC Road legal buggy – £2215 on the road (VAT, 6 months road tax, registration) Import direct from china
- Spanish site with some bigger engine 1100CC buggies!
- AXR Crossbone Enduro Carbone
- Buggy with Roof rack!
- Buggy chasis to fit donor car parts (complete cars in for sale section)
- Track in dorset, membership available – can test drive their buggy £10 per hour…
- Diary of a Fiat 126 based Predator Buggy
- Blitz KR2 160bhp Rover Engine (motorbike performance!)
I know this is an old post, but just woundering, if you did get one, wher can you get insurance from to drive them on the roads?
That’s a good question. I never got that far during my research. I would just phone around some of the specialist insurance brokers such as Adrian Flux first, or look for an insurer that specialises in kit cars.
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I have a quadzilla 250e Buggy
It is one of the best thing I got for fun with my kids. specialist insurance you are looking for about £150 – £250 max TPFT, you will have to look Adrian Flux is not the cheapest
bikesure is the cheapest iv found for insurance
Can anyone tell me where I can get AXR CROSSBONE engine parts?
I am trying to find insurance in Spain for a quadzilla 250 buggy on the Costa delSol, any ideas which insurance companies offer a good deal?
direct line will do it I think there called liner direct in spain
I have a PGO 500i and am looking for parts can you help
thanks paul