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Post some unboxing photos. :thumbsup:

Show us your Dingo, Jackshaft01. We like photos. He’s right you know. The larger Dingoes (389, 390 series) came with big block engines but the frames were designed around those bigger engines. Back in those days though, they were flathead engines which have a smaller footprint than a modern...

Show us what info you found to make that determination. Search engines are fun, one of the image results was this: :p

I seent it! I should have said the drive assembly of a motorbike (two sprockets, chain, swingarm, etc).

Did it come with a steering wheel, steering shaft, seat frame (or a seat)?

Casey Bobo? Is that your real surname? Post pics of your gf.

Browning M2. Accept no substitutes.

Maybe @Karttekk can shine some light on the mystery. That guy has a crystal ball of sorts.

I like pocket carry for EDC. If you can keep it 9x19 or 9x17 and it fits in your front pocket, then you can ensure "program compliance" nearly 100% of the time. Do you have a pocket carry option? Couldn't tell you what I recommend for any size pistola, but I would be remiss without recommending...

Wow, you must have a trophy wife, eh? 😁 Most of the Murray Karts seem to have been made in the mid to late 1990s and early 2000s. There's no real way to date them as they don't have a VIN with a date code embedded in it. An original receipt is probably the only way. Murray filed Chapter 11...

Why build when you can buy? Minimum 5 pc purchase 🤑. Go in for a group buy...

Happy Saint Paddy’s Day ladies and gents. 🍀🍺🥃

I’d like to see an exhaustive collection of photos concerning this kart, in excruciating, nauseating detail. Thing’s like a time capsule that Bubba hasn’t molested with a Rotaderp, flat black and 20” tires.

I dunno mang, seen one or two 70s-80s (like this kart) minibikes with an all chrome frame. Definitely deluxe but not like gold plated or sumthin. Supposedly Jim D has all the fun vehicle brochure stuff. Oh to be a fly on the wall at Max Torque….

Wow nice find. I really like these basic Birds, sort of primitive but charming. Is there any chrome remaining?

Whatever it is, the rear end is like two motorcycle swing arms complete with a sprocket and disk brake assembly, each. Pretty darn spiffy! It has good ground clearance down the middle, at least you can straddle some nice rocks and stuff. 😎

Just to second WTR, he's right. From the manual in post #4, part reference number 114, it says it is 5/8" ID. I bet 5/8" electrical conduit would work. Can usually be found as scrap on construction sites.

What is the chain size or pitch you need? So the tolerances of the needle bearing clutch are more precise? In my experience the common oilite bushing clutches are all a little rattly with clearances to account for heat expansion and/or manufacturing variances, but that is very interesting. 5...

Hope you didn’t pay too much for it. 😬 These Chinese mass produced “go kart atv utv dune buggy side by side buggy” machines are maddening. They're mass produced and the “brand” and “model number” are an afterthought and can change on a whim. If you search up “200-250cc dune buggy go kart” on...

I think we used to see, in general, paintball tanks in the wee early 2000s but they didn’t usually have actual tracks. Are you talking about actual tracked vehicles or just the semblance of one? This is probably required reading...