The PlasmaCar is powered by inexhaustible kid-power and harnesses the natural forces of centrifugal force and gravity. Its design effectively reduces the forces of friction and inertia in a way that's extremely easy to operate; all it needs is a driver and a smooth, flat surface! The bike of the future! To mobilize this fun riding toy simply turn the wheel from left to right and let nature's forces do the work!

Hop on the Plasma Car and prepare to zip, zoom, & cruise! It's a trike that looks and acts like a race car from the future! Not your typical toy pedal car, this ride on toy has even the adults at Fat Brain Toys going car crazy! The seat will actually hold two children if you can get them to not argue over who gets to “drive” our two and four year old grand kids get disputes occasionallyTIA ( Toy Industry Association) - Toy of the Year Nomination for Outdoor Toy of the Year [ citation needed] A car toy exceeding expectations. The future has arrived at Fat Brain Toys and it's one smooth operator.

Steps 3-5 - Step 3 - Make sure to remove the foam sheath from the front wheel assembly carefully as you will still need it in step 4. Thread the bare pole through the bottom hole, then reattach the sheath (step 4) before guiding to the top of the body where it will connect with steering. Flat head screwdriver or butter knife if you mess up installation and need to remove the steering wheel cap (not noted in directions) USE INDOORS OR OUT while reaching exhilarating speeds up to 6 mph / 10 km/hr; ADULT FRIENDLY it supports up to 220 lb / 100 kg on smooth, flat surfaces ENJOY PEACE OF MIND: PlasmaCar meets and exceeds all US, Canadian, and European safety standards; CPSIA, CCPSA, ASTM, EN71, ISO and ICTI certified. PlaSmart cautions against using PlasmaCars with standard wheels on hardwood floors. PlasmaCar wheels may damage some wooden floors. Please note that the PlasmaCar booklet warns that it is not recommended for use on wooden floors

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What puts the PlasmaCar in a class by itself though, is the very nature of this cool science toy... The wheels are plastic, but are well made without burrs and have solid metal bearings (we chose to swap out the wheels, which I’ll explain later)