TrailMaster Cheetah Go Karts
Find the Right TrailMaster Cheetah
The TrailMaster Cheetah lineup ranges from compact youth machines to larger two-seat crossover vehicles. Compare gas and electric models, rider sizes and equipment before choosing the right Cheetah for your family.
Shop TrailMaster Go-Karts Read the Go-Kart Buyer’s GuideWhat Is the TrailMaster Cheetah Series?
The Cheetah family bridges the space between a traditional off-road go-kart and a compact side-by-side. The lineup includes smaller machines for developing drivers, electric alternatives and larger gas-powered models with increasingly substantial frames and equipment.
A Cheetah should be selected by its actual dimensions, controls, seat height and power system—not simply by the rider’s age. Two riders of the same age may need very different machines based on height, inseam, experience and ability to operate the controls safely.
Explore the Cheetah Lineup
Compact Cheetah Models
Cheetah 3 and Cheetah i3
These are the smallest members of the Cheetah family. The Cheetah 3 is gas powered, while the Cheetah i3 provides an electric alternative. Begin here when shopping for a compact machine for a smaller developing driver.
Step-Up Youth Models
Cheetah 6, Cheetah i6 and Cheetah 8
These models provide the next step in the lineup for riders who need more room than the smallest Cheetahs. Both gas and electric choices are represented in this group.
Cheetah 200 Series
Cheetah 200, 200E, 200X and 200EX
The 200-series Cheetahs are larger gas-powered crossover models. Choose between carburetor or EFI fuel delivery and standard or deluxe equipment. Compare the four models below.
Cheetah 300 Series
Cheetah 300E, 300EX and Cheetah 300Pro
The 300-series models sit at the top of the current Cheetah range. These larger machines are intended for shoppers who want the most substantial Cheetah platform and should not be treated as beginner youth go-karts.
Shop the TrailMaster Cheetah Lineup
Explore compact Cheetahs, step-up models and the 200 and 300 series. Compare the exact specifications and rider fit on each product page.
Compact Cheetah models
Step-up Cheetah models
Cheetah 200 series
Cheetah 200, 200E, 200X or 200EX?
These four models are gas powered. The two main choices are the fuel system and the equipment package. EFI means electronic fuel injection.
| Model | Fuel system | Equipment | Why choose it? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cheetah 200 | Carburetor | Standard | Carbureted gas power with standard equipment. |
| Cheetah 200E | EFI | Standard | Fuel injection with standard equipment. |
| Cheetah 200X | Carburetor | Deluxe | Carbureted gas power with the deluxe accessories. |
| Cheetah 200EX | EFI | Deluxe | Fuel injection and the deluxe accessories together. |
Deluxe equipment: windshield, upper LED light bar, aluminum wheels, side mirrors and a spare tire. The 200X pairs this package with a carburetor; the 200EX pairs it with EFI.
On a small screen, scroll the table sideways. Open a model above for its current price, photos, full specifications and rider-fit measurements.
Cheetah 300 series
Cheetah Model Overview
| Model group | Power type | Best place to start |
|---|---|---|
| Cheetah 3 and i3 | Gas or electric | Shoppers looking for the most compact Cheetah models |
| Cheetah 6, i6 and 8 | Gas or electric, depending on model | Growing riders who need a step up from the smallest Cheetahs |
| Cheetah 200 series | Gas | Families comparing larger two-seat crossover machines |
| Cheetah 300 series | Gas | Experienced riders shopping the largest Cheetah models |
Choosing the Right Cheetah
Check Physical Fit
The driver should be able to sit securely, reach the controls comfortably and operate the pedals through their full range without stretching or shifting out of position.
Consider Experience
A physically larger machine is not automatically appropriate because a rider can reach the pedals. Consider maturity, coordination, previous riding experience and adult supervision.
Compare Gas and Electric
Electric and gas models have different ownership routines. Consider charging access, expected riding time, fuel storage and the type of maintenance your family is prepared to handle.
Compare Exact Equipment
Check the individual listing for starting system, transmission, reverse, brakes, suspension, tires, dimensions and included equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a TrailMaster Cheetah a go-kart or a UTV?
The Cheetah series is best understood as a crossover family. Depending on the model, it may feel closer to a youth go-kart or a compact side-by-side. Compare the exact vehicle rather than relying only on its category name.
Does age determine which Cheetah fits?
No. Age provides a starting point, but height, inseam, control reach, experience and maturity are more useful when evaluating rider fit.
Are electric Cheetah models available?
Yes. The current lineup includes electric models identified with an “i” in the model name, including the Cheetah i3 and Cheetah i6.
Can we test ride or pick up a Cheetah?
No. GoKartMasters.com is an online-only TrailMaster dealer. We do not operate a public showroom and do not offer customer pickup or test riding.
Get Help Choosing a TrailMaster Cheetah
Send us the rider’s height, inseam, age and previous riding experience. Go Kart Masters can help narrow the options, but a responsible adult must make the final fit and safety decision.
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