The free-spinning front wheel and rapid acceleration let you pull off some insane drifts, and you’ll need to hold on tight to avoid throwing yourself out of the seat. A helmet would be a sensible extra, especially as there’s no brake to slow you down in a hurry. minutes between charges sounds like a lot but trust me, when you’re blitzing the Shift around it feels like no time at all. I had to be dragged away from it to write this review, and now I’m scheming up ways to get it home so I can play on the weekends too. Simplified drift system – automatically engages rear end drifts so that drivers can keep both hands on the wheel at all times while focusing on steering and throttle control – just like the professionals Top speed control switch – Allows parents to select the top speed they feel is appropriate for their child: 8 mph (13 km/h) in the default “HIGH” speed setting, or 2.5 mph (4 km/h) in the optional “LOW” speed setting