BERG Go Karts: Blue Models (All Options Listed)

If you love the look of blue go-karts, you’re in luck — BERG offer a good number of blue-themed pedal go-karts across many lines. From toddler-friendly models to larger XL/XXL frames and limited-editions, there’s something for lots of ages and preferences. Here’s a guide to the blue BERG Go-Karts you’ll find (in Ireland), what each offers, and how to pick the right one.

Blue BERG Go-Karts: Models, Features & What’s Right for You

What makes blue a popular choice

Before diving into models, some quick thoughts on why blue shows up a lot:

It strikes a balance between being bright/fun and not showing dirt or fading too obviously (depending on shade).
Works well with black or grey accents (wheels, frames) so the kart looks sporty/premium.
Is often used in “limited edition” or “classic” variants, which can make the blue versions more sought after.

Now, onto the models.

BERG Blue Models You’ll Find in Ireland

Here are several BERG models that are available (or have been recently) in blue. I’ve grouped them by their category (size, age-range, features) with key specs and what makes each one stand out.

Model	Age Range / Size	Key Features	Blue Variant Specifics	Best For
BERG Buddy Blue	~3-8 years	Four pneumatic tyres, swing axle for front wheels (better grip/comfort), adjustable seat, BFR system (brake-forward-reverse)	The “Buddy Blue” has the full blue body / shell / frame accents in classic blue. It’s one of BERG’s mid-size workhorses.	Families who want a robust kart for several years, comfortable ride, good all-round performance.
BERG XL B.Pure Blue BFR	5+ years (XL frame)	XL/XXL large frame, swing axle, BFR drive system, robust frame capable of handling older kids / adults, adjustable seat.	Pure Blue variant emphasises clean design, minimal styling, bold blue colouring of body shell.	If you want a substantial, longer-lasting kart, maybe shared among siblings or used for older kids.
BERG XL B.Rapid Blue BFR	5+ years	Similar to XL Pure, but with added styling: more aggressive look, fenders/mudguards, maybe more reinforcement, designed to look sportier.	The “Rapid Blue” gives a flashier aesthetic while keeping the performance & strength of the XL line.	Those who want both strength and sporty appearance; older children who care about style.
BERG XL B.Super Blue BFR / B.Super Blue range	5+ years	Even more feature rich: robust frame, extra styling (spoilers / mudguards / fenders), better tyres etc. Fits older kids and heavier users.	The “Blue” version of this premium “Super” range gives you the best of design + utility; available in BFR and sometimes gear versions.	Ideal if you want something near top spec without necessarily going electric; great for durability, show, and ride quality.
BERG Rally APX Blue	~4-12 years	Rally line: lighter, more maneuverable, good for paths, neighbourhoods; adjustable seat; sporty aesthetic.	The “Blue” colour gives the Rally APX line a vibrant / bold presence, often paired with contrasting accents.	Kids who want something lighter than XL, for fun rides around the area, less heavy duty. Especially good when weight and agility matter.
BERG Reppy Blue	~2-6 years	Very light, designed for younger children; simpler, smaller; fewer features like no gears (or simpler control), more manageable weight.	Blue variant for Reppy gives toddler-/preschool friendly model in a bright colour; good to appeal to younger kids.	Parents who want a light, fun first go-kart; maybe for smaller gardens or for kids who are still being helped.

Comparing the Blue Options: What to Think About

Here are some factors to help you decide between the blue models, depending on what’s most important for you and your child.

Weight / Ease of Push & Storage
Smaller models (Reppy, Buddy) are significantly lighter. If your kid will be pushing it themselves or you need to move/store it regularly, lighter is better.
Seat Adjustability
XL models usually offer more seat positions so they “grow” with your child. Reppy / Rally / Buddy are more limited, so might reach their limit sooner.
Drive System
BFR (Brake-Forward-Reverse) is common; some models have gears (e.g. “BFR-3”) or electric assist. If you want more control or easier handling on inclines, the heavier XL models with gears or assist might be helpful.
Tires / Ride Comfort
Pneumatic tyres and swing axles make a big difference for comfort and grip, especially on rough surfaces. Blue versions in higher lines (XL, Rally) will often include these.
Style vs Practicality
Blue versions generally look great, but contrast with accents, trim etc can affect how visible dirt is or how nice they stay. If you want “look & show” vs something to rough it outdoors, factor that in.
Size & Garden Fit
Think about the footprint: XL models will take up more space and require more room to turn. Smaller blue models are better in tighter areas.

Highlights: Top “Blue” Picks & What Makes Them Shine

Here are a few blue models we think are particularly worth attention (from what’s currently available in Ireland or via Trampolines Ireland stock / nearby dealers).

XL B.Pure Blue BFR — Clean, minimal, built tough. Great “premium basics” choice.
Buddy Classic Blue — A classic colour, very balanced for mid-size riders. Good “everyday” blue.
XL B.Rapid Blue BFR — Stylish, rugged, gives extra visual flair while retaining performance.
XL B.Super Blue — More deluxe feeling, for those wanting extra styling and presence.
Rally APX Blue — For lighter use, younger riders, easier handling, good for paths/pavements.

What To Watch Out For (When Buying Blue Go-Karts)

Ensure the “blue” you like is in stock; limited editions / special colour runs sell quickly.
Check warranty and spare parts availability (some blue trim parts may be “edition specific”).
For outdoor use: shades of blue fade unevenly under strong UV, especially if untreated; keep it clean and store/shelter when possible.
Blue models with pneumatic tires might require more maintenance (tyre inflation, etc.), so check that’s acceptable.
Make sure the “blue” version doesn’t have a trade-off in features (sometimes cheaper blue versions might drop extras, so compare full spec).

Conclusion: Which Blue to Choose?

If you’re looking for a blue BERG Go-Kart, your best bet is to think first about age / how fast the child will grow, how much use / rough terrain, and style vs ruggedness.

For toddlers or younger children — Reppy Blue or Buddy Blue are great: lighter, fun, easy-to-use.
For older kids or if you want something that lasts longer — XL Blue range (B.Pure, B.Rapid, B.Super) gives more durability, adjustability, and presence.
For something in between for neighbourhood paths or lighter use — Rally APX Blue offers a good compromise.

No matter which you pick, blue versions often benefit from contrast trims, good tyres, and thoughtful storage to stay looking sharp.