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  • in reply to: Rotax 128 #70421
    DENNIS CRITCHLEY
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    Hi Mark. Any chance of giving me the information of the purchaser!

    Tks

    Dennis

    in reply to: General Superkart questions #61561
    DENNIS CRITCHLEY
    Participant

    Regarding the Rotax 257

    Parts for these motors are still available new & used except for the non pwr cylinders.  One can buy good used parts on ebay for these motors and if you are serious you can also buy good tuned motors for karts. Guys in the sport do sell used motors depending on the requirement, pipe/carb /ign which can be purchased at a decent price. If you are serious about a 257 motor i know of 3 brand new non pwr  plus 2 as new non-pwr valve for sale. No tire kickers please.

    Hope this helps and yes i run Rotax 257s, have for years and I do have new and used parts in stock

    Dennis

     

     

     

     

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    in reply to: 2009 PVP Superkart 250cc #48808
    DENNIS CRITCHLEY
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    Hi Jeff, how much for the roller & new body work or, without new bdy work

    Ship to Oregon

    Tks

    Dennis

     

     

    in reply to: Hegar Sprag Needed #33407
    DENNIS CRITCHLEY
    Participant

    You might need the long adapter drive for the PVP to run under the chain adjuster if so i have one

    Dennis

    604-731-3563

    in reply to: New VM 250 #32324
    DENNIS CRITCHLEY
    Participant

    Mid eighties to late 90s there were 25 twins in the North West i can name them all and DRVS
    3 -Idaho
    6- Vancouver
    13-Washington
    3-Oregon
    Club race average 12-18 twins 45 mins race, GNTs 1hr
    250S ran there own class called 250 gearbox
    We ran at Westwood,Oregon,Spokane,Bremerton,Seattle,
    Indycar weekend Portland with Nck & Sck twins
    Very much doubt that you will see that kind of participation again, must remember those days Rotax 256 was king everyone was pretty much on par pwr wise & a new motor could be brought for about 2,500 pnds from Cdpt UK tuned & Andover Norton Uk.
    US 3,000 from Murphy
    Racers today buy & tune singles for more money & go slower
    and i’m one of them it seems to me that running a single has cost me more money then all those years of running twins
    the thrill of driving a twin is something to never forget
    Dennis

    in reply to: wtb Rotax 256 rear cylinder pipe #32272
    DENNIS CRITCHLEY
    Participant

    YES I HAVE REAR 256 PIPES

    HERE IN VANCOUVER CANADA

    604-731-3563

    DENNIS CRITCHLEY

    in reply to: HI LADS, WE ALL NEED A BIT OF THIS TO KEEP US REVVING #27605
    DENNIS CRITCHLEY
    Participant

    What’s wrong with coming in second!!!!!

    in reply to: Anderson Chassis #27575
    DENNIS CRITCHLEY
    Participant

    It looks like a Swift 2000 model, it has a long caster bar as you can see by where the rear bracket for the caster bar is welded so far back on the frame.Almost a copy of the Anderson

    They are still a few on the West coast and, were very successful in the right hands
    Calvin bought them in not sure how many!!!
    Dennis

    in reply to: HI LADS, WE ALL NEED A BIT OF THIS TO KEEP US REVVING #27274
    DENNIS CRITCHLEY
    Participant

    Yes I can’t wait to get back in the saddle, smell the two-stroke feel the tyres grip, work the corners, hear the noise, feel the brakes trying to pushing you out of the seat, heart in your stomach at times, all those great experiences to be had. See you guys at all remaining races. The older we get, the less time to race let’s get it on!
    See you all soon,
    Rgds
    Critchley Racing #09

    in reply to: Rotax 257 questions… #26276
    DENNIS CRITCHLEY
    Participant

    Hi Ted, if you require any parts for a Rotax 257 I will have then new or used including exhausts etc etc

    in reply to: Chassis of choice… GasGas #10774
    DENNIS CRITCHLEY
    Participant

    Next Kart I would purchase would be … A Raider from Phil Featherstone of P.f.P complete with Kelgate brakes . Kart was tested at the Mira wind tunnel with the lowest drag coefficient compared to the others tested.

    MS karts are making a good show in the European Championship with front row finishes

    It would be interesting to mix up the current North American choice of Superkarts!

     

    in reply to: Chassis of choice… GasGas #10725
    DENNIS CRITCHLEY
    Participant

    <div class=”d4p-bbp-quote-title”>Riley Will wrote:</div>
    Div 1 Anderson Maverick

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