Tom

I do have OTK Tony Karts, been using them on the Yamaha class, LO206 class as well.

We do love them, they are super easy to tune, very fast out of the box, you can actually win races just by setting them up neutral.

Compared to your old Emik Tony karts are so much easier to drive, with a lot less effort to steer.

I do have 2 available older chassis if interested, they are extremely competitive still, my Son is not racing any more, and we don’t need 7 karts laying around the shop collecting dust. I have to get rid of all of our LO206 karts, and Yamaha karts.

2014 Green Tony Kart EVK chassis

2014 OTK Fernando Alonso Kart

Let me know if this would work for you

Tom,

The cool thing about modern karts, is that almost any kart from any major brand can be a player on-track. Find the brand supported in your area, and take your pick of your favorite color.

Like Freddy, I’ve been an OTK guy for the past several years and have really enjoyed the karts. They’re well-built, easy to tune, and fast out-of-the-box.

I would look for something used but not abused, make sure it’s straight and the rails aren’t flattened from going off-track, and go have fun. I would probably suggest something in the 30/32mm range if you’re running a heavy class, although a standard 30mm might work in a lower horsepower application like Yamaha.

Sorry, Tom. I’ve been so busy that I never had a chance to look here all day, plus I’m setting up for a race this weekend.

I have full rollers, no bare frames, I currently have 2 complete karts set up for LO206, but I don’t have an issue removing the engines and making them full rollers for you, I just sold one, and now I only have 2 left.

Please send me yous email address and I can email you some pictures. Thank you. I am located in Bakersfield Ca. Shipping is no big deal for me.

Pictures sent