The controller is the brain of your 2010 Bad Boy Buggy’s electric drive system. When it malfunctions, the entire vehicle can become unresponsive, jerky, or completely dead. If you’re experiencing strange behavior like throttle delay, intermittent power, or error codes, the controller could be the culprit. This guide explains how to identify controller problems, fix … Read more
If the lights on your 2009 Bad Boy Buggy aren’t working—or they’re flickering, dim, or stuck on—it’s time for a little troubleshooting. Whether you’re hunting in low light or cruising the property after dark, working headlights and taillights are crucial. This guide covers the most common lighting problems on the 2009 model and how to … Read more
The 2008 Bad Boy Buggy offers quiet, all-electric off-road utility and was one of the earliest electric 4×4 UTVs on the market. While durable and versatile, many owners encounter issues over time—especially as the original components age. Whether you’re seeing power loss, strange noises, or drivetrain trouble, this guide will walk you through how to … Read more
Whether you’re using it for hunting, hauling, or just getting around your property, the 2006 Bad Boy Buggy is a solid electric utility vehicle. But like many early-model EVs, it comes with quirks. From electrical glitches to steering issues and motor problems, older Bad Boy Buggies need proper diagnosis and care to stay reliable. Are … Read more
The Yama RC Buggy is a 1/5 scale, gas-powered beast that’s built for dirt trails, off-road racing, and serious fun. But like all large-scale RC vehicles, it comes with its fair share of quirks and maintenance needs. Whether you’re dealing with engine trouble, power loss, or mechanical wear, this guide covers everything you need to … Read more
The HPI Trophy Buggy Flux is a beast on the track—fast, tough, and packed with power. But like any high-performance RC vehicle, it can run into problems, especially under hard driving. From ESC failures to broken suspension arms and overheating motors, these buggies are not immune to wear and tear. Is the HPI Trophy Buggy … Read more
If you’re using a Hillman electric golf buggy and running into problems, you’re not alone. These buggies are popular for their affordability and basic design, but like all golf trolleys, they can experience performance issues over time. The good news? Most Hillman buggy problems are fixable with basic troubleshooting and the right parts. Are Hillman … Read more
The QOD electric golf buggy is known for its compact design, lightweight frame, and quiet operation. But like any piece of tech, it’s not completely immune to the occasional hiccup. Whether your buggy won’t start, drifts off course, or the remote refuses to respond, you’re not alone—and you’re not out of options. Are QOD Golf … Read more
If you own an MGI golf buggy, you know how convenient it is—until it suddenly stops working or acts up mid-round. Whether you’re using the ZIP Navigator, ZIP X1, or another MGI model, issues can arise over time. But don’t worry. Most problems are fixable without a trip to the service center. What Are the … Read more
Planning a trip to Walt Disney World and wondering if you’ll be able to enjoy the pool—even in cooler months? You’re not alone. Let’s clear up the confusion. Are the Pools at Disney World Heated? Yes, all Disney World resort pools are heated year-round to approximately 82°F (28°C). This includes both the main pools and … Read more