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orlando figueredo
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Greg Lindahl
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Beginners should start with a kart that local shops can help support. It's demotivating to learn through mistakes and not having a support network (shops, racers. etc.) to help you with your "new" kart.
Buy a kart that is current enough so everything on it is still available. |
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Chris Hatch
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| No. No, and no. That is not a competition kart but some freak of nature kart someone built to have fun with. Not that there is anything wrong with that, but it is not for competition. |
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orlando figueredo
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According to the title, it's a racing kart. They wouldn't put anything on the internet that isn't true....LOL. I find it funny how some people claim that the kart they own is a "racing kart". I am not sure where they would let them race this beauty  This post is a joke...LOL, just some fun for today.. |
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TJ Koyen
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Location: United States, Wisconsin, Sun Prairie
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I think he was being sarcastic guys.
That thing is an abomination.
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