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Guest awarner [MVP]

No but I'd like to one day. are you intending to race with it

or is it just for fun.

PS I think you also mean you went DOWN to Bournemouth

geographically speaking :lol:

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Guest ChrisJM

Oright heres a little pic...

Taken this morning after i had washed cause its second hand it still has wheel marks trying to get them off after.I will post one of it right now in 10 mins :wink: sorry about size :lol: it doesnt seem to be resizing

Go Kart after wash.jpg

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Guest Chris b.a.r.f.

Simon D.: see what you mean, they're buggers for toppling over, them go-carts. Less stability than a Suzuki Jeep, mate. Centre of gravity at least as high as my ankle. :lol:

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Guest Matt Whitfield

Is that a 2-stroke jobby?? They're well quick... I did an all day endurance "practice" event in a 100cc 2-stroke just outside the M25. You were getting 80+mph off the end of the start finish straight as you turned into a sweeping right hander. Bl**dy great!

I absolutely love karting... might be due to how competitive I become when driving anything with 4 wheels... :-D Fast karts are much better as at 6'3" I kinda lose out on power/weight ratio in little crappy karts...

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Guest AlexP

I raced 125cc gearbox for about 5 years a while ago. These machines are really something, with power output around 45hp from a tuned 125cc 6 speed engine, all round brakes (which are unbelievable!) and the high grip levels (well in the dry at least!!)

Top speed of these in long circuit form is around 135-145 mph / 0-60 around 3 secs.

If you really what to see something quick then take a look at 250cc gearbox with those karts can reach up to 165 mph / 0-60 2.6 secs, all of which is 1.5 inches of the ground.

I’ve just bought another one recently (to have a play again) once the weather gets better.

Check out the following links for info on karting in the UK.

http://www.super4.co.uk

http://www.karting.co.uk

http://www.superkart.org.uk

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Kart1.jpg

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