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The adventurous, manoeuvrable street racer
Intuitive riding and braking with the BFR system
The BFR-system allows you to brake using the pedals, but also reverse immediately after coming to a standstill.
Intuitive riding and braking with the BFR system
The BERG Rally is equipped with the unique BFR-system.
BFR stands for: Break, Freewheel and Reverse. The BFR-system allows you to brake using the pedals, but also reverse immediately after coming to a standstill. This makes the BERG Rally super simple and easy to ride. In addition, safety and maximum fun are perfectly combined due to the BFR-system.
It grows with you thanks to the adjustable seat and steering wheel
The BERG Rally grows with you due to the adjustable steering wheel and seat. Good for years and years of outdoor fun!
It grows with you thanks to the adjustable seat and steering wheel
To give you many years of enjoyment, the BERG Rally's steering wheel and seat can be adjusted. It means you can get into the ideal position in the go-kart. The seat has three positions enabling you to reach the pedals at all times. In addition, the Rally steering wheel is infinitely height adjustable so that you can easily determine the right height.
Tear around carefree!
Stable thanks to four wheels
Firmly and safely grounded due to the four wheels and swing axle.
Stable thanks to 4 wheels
Thanks to its four wheels, the BERG Rally has excellent stability. They allow you to corner quickly, sharply and safely.
The BERG Rally has a swing axle. This creates a swinging motion of the front wheels as a result of which bumps in the road are absorbed. Consequently, the BERG Rally stays firmly on the ground. A safe solution!
A comfortable & smooth ride
Extra comfortable thanks to the four pneumatic tyres.
A comfortable & smooth ride
The BERG Rally has pneumatic tyres. These tyres give less rolling resistance, making pedalling lighter and go-karting much smoother. This means that you will also be able to go faster.
These tyres give you an extra comfortable ride on the BERG Rally.
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