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Lark7 01-07-2013 10:11 PM

2013 Yamaha Gas Golf Cart Speed
 
Anyone know what max speed is normally set for a 2013 Yamaha Gas golf cart? Thanks! Lark

Bill-n-Brillo 01-07-2013 10:29 PM

Out-of-the box with no modifications, I believe max speed is around 13 mph give-or-take. Depending on what the dealer does to the cart (high speed gearing, etc.), speed can be higher than that.

Bill :)

philnpat 01-08-2013 07:26 AM

The cart we bought from The Villages Cart Store was set at the legal limit of 19.5 MPH.

Janet & Carl 01-08-2013 07:44 AM

Our 2013 Yamaha gas cart was also purchased form The Villages Cart store. Our max speed is under 20 mph. We are always being passed by other golf cart drivers. Sometimes we just pull over and let them pass.
Janet & Carl

Advogado 01-10-2013 07:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Janet & Carl (Post 605541)
Our 2013 Yamaha gas cart was also purchased form The Villages Cart store. Our max speed is under 20 mph. We are always being passed by other golf cart drivers. Sometimes we just pull over and let them pass.
Janet & Carl

They are running the risk of being ticketed for an unregistered motor vehicle. Let's hope the idiots get ticketed before they hurt or kill someone or themselves. Golf carts are dangerous enough at 20 mph. See the articles in the POA Bulletin.

hobokenkid@comcast.net 01-27-2013 05:23 PM

19.5 mph

bluedog103 01-27-2013 11:03 PM

One of the salesmen at a local golf cart store told me the governor is adjusted the same as the old ones. I don't know if this is accurate or not.

glgene 01-27-2013 11:17 PM

What's amazing is that some golf cart drivers, following you, seem to get irritated if you're going 19.5 MPH and they have to wait to pass you while other cart traffic is coming from the other direction.

Gene

tommy steam 01-28-2013 12:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Advogado (Post 606606)
They are running the risk of being ticketed for an unregistered motor vehicle. Let's hope the idiots get ticketed before they hurt or kill someone or themselves. Golf carts are dangerous enough at 20 mph. See the articles in the POA Bulletin.

Did read those articles about golf cart accidents. One article was a grandmother making a turn and her grand kid flew out of the cart and thank goodness the little one landed head first, in a large bush. Good for him it wasn't the pavement.
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Virtual Geezer 01-28-2013 10:43 AM

Some owners just replace the original wheel and tires with larger ones and do not have the governor reset. They may get a couple mph out of this and it is enough to get them around ones that have not been changed.

I pay attention to almost any cart that passes me and a number of times I see that it is the same make as the one I am in but looking at the tires almost 90% of the time they have been replaced. Then there are those that have really been juiced and fly by and that is a whole different story.

VG

BobandMarilyn 01-28-2013 10:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Lark7 (Post 605473)
Anyone know what max speed is normally set for a 2013 Yamaha Gas golf cart? Thanks! Lark

Use you Garmin or other GPS unit to check your speed.

vito711 02-25-2013 05:26 PM

19.5 from villages golf store

paulandjean 02-25-2013 05:41 PM

Question: Has anyone seen or heard first hand someone getting a ticket for going higher than 19.5. In 5 years I can honestly say I have never seen a golf cart pulled over on our trails,and cannot remember one on our streets. How about it?

Mikeod 02-25-2013 05:49 PM

A couple of years ago I was stopped by SCSO on a surface street without cart lanes. His radar got me at 24 mph. He asked if I had a cart or LSV. I told him it was a cart and he gave me a warning to have the cart serviced to bring the speed down.

Indydealmaker 02-25-2013 05:55 PM

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Originally Posted by paulandjean (Post 632650)
Question: Has anyone seen or heard first hand someone getting a ticket for going higher than 19.5. In 5 years I can honestly say I have never seen a golf cart pulled over on our trails,and cannot remember one on our streets. How about it?

The point is not the speeding, but the fact that if you have a golf cart capable of going over 20, it is legally no longer a golf cart but an unregistered vehicle voiding your insurance coverage. Larger civil penalties in the event of an accident are likely since driving a modified unregistered vehicle is negligence.


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