TheLeroyHUK

hope tech or trial zone

maybe it's not with them engines but the super karts do 200 mph in a straight line...

nope i can't :/ not untill my arm sorts itself out anywayss

if you want to buy another ride, buy my blade 2011 rides realllyyy nicely

fully bled brake, never failed before... ground rim, not a dead grind, brake setup nicely, was all going well untill that. JMCD a bit more simpathetic please

nearly caused me a broken arm, 2 trips to the hospital after being forced to go by my college as you could see the bone sticking out of my arm, really really shocking pads... luckily my arm was only disolocated and all the docor had to do was pull and twist it... still really really painful. won't ever use coust pads again. my lgms were 10,000 times better. message to everybody... DON'T BUY COUST PADS.

wtf happend!

125's are expensive as they are racing karts... you can easily get no-racing karts that are fun but not as quick etc... the racing karts bend very, very easily due to very thin tubing aswell

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Formula-1-Superkart-Gearbox-Go-Kart-250-125-Rolling-Chassis-Project-cr250-/280990577573?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item416c57f3a5 bare in mind, these things can touch 200mph on a long enough straight... scary stuff. i've done 125 racing and it's great fun!

it's very fun... what would you be looking at? a 125 or something with more umph? racing is fun, most tracks still charge around the £50 mark though, and thqats if they let you take your kart on the track. that said, tyres are also £150 a set for slicks soo it's not cheap at all, the best way to cheap go karting is to get a job at a karting centre!!

i've been on this, only rolling around but it does seem quite short... really really good looking bike

hahaha i did say i believe, indicating i'm not certain...

difference is the a3 has bigger turbo i believe

they were just fooked hehehe