Alphard Ewheels info

[deepbore]

Bought one but had to return it after finding it did not fit the orignal bagboy quad I had. Now considering buying a new cart but would like to know who has one and how is the steering and tipping on the cart you own. I am thinking of buying another quad xl but also was looking at the caddytek 4 wheel cart as a possible choice. Thank you.

[JDFish]

I use my ewheels with a Clic Gear 3.5. Steering takes a bit of practice but is fine after you get used to it. Works best on wet grass. And I also bought the wheelie bars, which work really well to keep it from tipping over. It can still do so on the steepest of slopes, particularly when starting out, but I've only had it happen a few times.

[ptroedsson]

I use one with Clicgear 3.5 and no problems with tipping except very steep hills - but that also depends on weight balance of the bag. I can recommend.

[Golf64]

The Rovic has been a good option for the E-Wheels along with the 3.5.

[MaitriMike]

Go with the Rovic. Best combo with E-Wheels.

[caniac6]

> @MaitriMike said:

> Go with the Rovic. Best combo with E-Wheels.

 

The local driving range is selling the E-wheels, and they had one on a Rovic. It was very impressive. I bought a Kangaroo in January, but If I had seen this set up, I would have bought the E-Wheels.

[swancer]

Looks like PGASuperstore is selling them now as well. I just ordered one through discount golf and cannot wait to get it in. Have seen very few negative reviews.

[ptroedsson]

After around 15 rounds I can only say it’s performing very well

[Poser]

Anyone have these on a bag boy xl with a seat? I'm not sure if the seat will still fit or not. Also if the battery dies can you still push it or pull behind a cart to get back to the club house? It would be nice if you could easily convert from the battery to a regular push cart but, looks like once you decide to do the elctric with ewheels its all or nothing