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So my niece (about 40 lbs) finally got to test drive the cart. It appears to not have the torque to push itself through the grass. It has a 12t sprocket on the motor and a 60t on the axle. I know that's not a torque monster gear ratio but I figured it would be able to move through the grass...

I have a 500 watt 36v motor. Haven't bought the controller, batteries, or throttle pedal yet. My question is this: How do I slow this motor down short of adding a jack shaft. I have a 12 tooth motor sprocket and a 60 tooth wheel sprocket. Those are sort of fixed as is. I see a couple options 1...

What's the best way to get a #35 sprocket on one of these motors. I already gave a 60t sprocket so I'd prefer to just change out the one on the motor.

Still not sure if I'm going to go electric or gas (leaning towards gas) Frame: 6" elongated spidercarts itzy bitzy frame I made it longer as I want the kids to be able to use this for a long time. I ordered the rear rim/hub combo, spindles, and steering blocks on Wednesday. Once those come...

So I am getting ready to start my build. Planning on using a slightly modified version of the spidercarts itzy bitzy frame. My main concern and question is limiting top speed. My niece is 5 and my son is going to be born any day now. I want this thing to be slow. Is there a way to use a jack...