The karts are ready... are you?

Sounds like fun!! What type of karts are they, Briggs? Yamaha? Says they have 9hp and reach speeds up to 35 mph, sounds a little low. Mine only has 5.5 and goes almost 80, of course I'm alot lighter than most people

 

Do we need to make reservations? I'm planning on making the trip to meet you guys. Not likely to be in the 355, seat repair.

Ken

Here is info on the track and the carts:

http://www.victorylanekarting.com/

 

http://www.sodikartusa.com/karts_proline_normal.php

The 9hp versions of those?

EDIT btw, what if I can't heel-toe?

 

Daniel, everybody is going to the Charlotte event. Reschedule.

 

come on daniel, you know you all wanna see me haha jk. if i didn't have already committed to goin i'd love to do some karting. but anybody can stop by the show after the karts though if they would like to, it's an all day thing

 

I'm there......I think you know this already but count me in!

 

I'll be there!!

 

Wiseguy.

 

bwaaaaaaahahahahaha Good one Daniel!

 

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I will be there...all 240lbs of me...so pass me on the right!

Steve

 

so we all know the best spots to pass Steve.
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BTW - the start/finish line is at the bottom/center of the track map, and the race direction is clockwise.

 

Created in 1981, Sodikart has successfully become in 20 years the leader in karting and worldwide renowned player on the market. The company is located in Nantes (France) in the west of Europe. Its 8000 m2 factory accommodates 70 employees in sales, production, administration and R&D departments. SODIKART offers high quality products: rental karts, racing and leisure karts, equipment and accessories for kart, races and events organization. Thanks to its R&D department innovations and service, Sodikart is known as an expert: world leader in rental karts for professionals. Team World Cup Winner, partner of the most prestigious brands including Rotax, Bridgestone.

STANDARD FEATURES:
Fully assembled
Engine is solid mounted to the chassis.
Front bumper Heavy duty plastic 20mm
Rear bumper Heavy duty plastic 20mm
Heavy duty, high tensile 30mm solid rear axle
Extra large size seat plastic
Belt drive, with belt-tensioner
2:1 gear reduction Honda wet clutch
Self adjustable, quick release, hydraulic brakes
Large capacity fuel tank under the steering column
Engine protection cover painted to match color
Heavy duty aluminum rim
Heavy duty axle bearings
Quiet exhaust, behind seat under real axle cover
Pedals colored green and red
Brake disk and sprocket protector plates
9HP
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Are these shifter karts? Cuz I can't exactly heel-toe...lol

 

Is that Diverticulitus?

 

Is that Diverticulitus?

 

Looks like my digestive tract.

Karl

 

Nope, they are not shifter karts. Just a gas and brake pedal. For those who really need help, the gas pedal is painted green and the brake pedal is red.

 

Hang on Brian.......is the gas on the right or left? Where is the steering wheel? If it is setup right I might be able to drive one.