The CRG Road Rebel mounts the VEN 11 KZ braking system: compared to the previous VEN 10 version, there are new brake discs with a different diameter and thickness, as well as new pads that are better suited to them. The brakes also have a new feature concerning the brake distributor, whose adjustment cog moves in steps: this helps drivers, who can count the number of clicks so that they know the distribution between front and rear. As for the accessories, 2019 saw the introduction of a new stub axle called RX2, which differs from the standard model due to the dual holes used to adjust the Ackermann angle. There are also changes to the aesthetics: at the 2019 KZ and KZ2 World Championship at South Garda Karting in Lonato (Italy), CRG unveiled a restyling of the graphics, in which the characteristic orange colour is treated to a glossier finish. The change in design especially concern the lower part of the front number fairing, resulting in a cleaner front end of the kart that is easily recognisable on the track. The black colour of the frame is unchanged, with a beautiful matt finish created directly by CRG in its advanced paint department. However, nothing was done regarding the design of the frame, given the expiry date of the approval in 2020.