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    • April 26, 2016 at 2:50 pm #65029
      Mike Giles
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      Evan – I also battle rib issues and have both the Bengio and Ribtect. Both work well but the Ribtect is more adjustable and has a tapered construction so it fits my body a little better.

    • April 26, 2016 at 9:31 am #65020
      Mike Giles
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      Thanks for the history lesson bro. So I was right, you woke up wanting to twist the knife just for the sake of your beliefs.  This is EXACTLY what Karting needs right now.

    • April 24, 2016 at 6:27 pm #64904
      Mike Giles
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      So I gotta ask….why post this?  Did you wake up today yearning to stick to Rotaxians and the folks behind it? There are a lot of good people/karters who work hard to provide the program at multiple levels and you come out of left field to post stats for no apparent reason…why?

       

       

    • November 8, 2015 at 7:27 pm #56393
      Mike Giles
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      This advise was provided to me by  Mr. Josh Huff  after an off track episode at Adams Kart Track. My kart looked like freaking powdered doughnut and the motor mount/lower case/bearing support was ten times worse. (sand/oil/chain lube…yuck) This was a practice session the night before a race and I didn’t have time to break everything down to clean properly. I took a disposable 9×12 aluminum pan and secured it under the motor with a bungie cord. Removed rear wheels and chain, put roughly 1/4 inch of fuel in the pan and used a 3 inch paint brush to “paint” the lower case, rails and mount  with the fuel. I stayed clear of the electrical connections (rotax evo) and axle bearings. The oil/sand mess literally melts off the kart.  I removed the pan and hit it with a little compressed air.  I then sprayed the same area with a liberal dose of WD and again hit it with compressed air and wiped up any residual.  For the rest of the chassis I used a second paint brush (dry) to brush every nook and cranny. Pedals, tie rod ends and every weld and nut and bolt on the chassis had dirt in it. Within 30-40  minutes the kart was clean and track ready.

    • October 30, 2015 at 10:27 am #56079
      Mike Giles
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      Diggin the live coverage – well done Maxspeed. My calendar is already blocked out for next years events.

    • February 18, 2015 at 8:04 pm #42570
      Mike Giles
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      Being an “old-newbee” (meaning back after 20 plus years away) I have no clue if it’s good for So Cal but it’s good for me and my Rotax. I just registered and looking forward to Sunday.

       

       

    • December 12, 2014 at 8:49 pm #38804
      Mike Giles
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      ROTAX – SO CAL CHALLENGE / COTA

      Pound for pound most bang for your buck and unlike many who have posted in other threads I’m cool with the upgrade. Why so many are down on a the only OEM to offer a relative economical upgrade to an already proven formula boggles the mind.

      ROTAX = the class of common sense.

       

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