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There's this guy down he street, actually two guys who own harleys. Before they even ride them, they rev the engine for about ten minutes. That makes alot of noise, no one seems to care. Also, kids on my street ride pocket bikes up and down the street every day. i dont think a go cart would...

do you think that the noise of the cart itself would get me in trouble?

so you guys are saying, if i drive it around my neighborhood streets for like 20 mins, and its not DOT, EPA, DMV and approved by a dealer, then i could get pulled over and arrested by cop?

do you know where i can find an 18" diameter by 9" width DOT approved wheel?

How do I connect a centrifugal clutch to the engine shaft? sorry its such a dumb questions, i just hadn't thought about it before... Thanks, Tim

DOT approved...well, the website im getting the wheel off of, (BMI go cart parts) doesn't say if it is or not....

Does anyone have any road legalities that i should be concerned of? I'm going to add speedometers, TACHometers, engine exhaust temp gauge, headlights, tail lights and turn signals. But will i need a motorcycle license? Im only going to drive it in my quiet neighborhood, but are there...

Alright, im pretty new to this whole build your own go cart thing, but i had an idea. I thought about A three wheeled go cart. there would be power in the rear 18" tire from a briggs and stratton 10hp engine, and steering in the from two 12" tires. the frame will be made out of 1x1" square steel...

OK, so i am confused about how to connect the wheel sprocket and brake to the rear drive axle. to my understanding, you just bolt them together and weld it on... is that right? Thanks, Tim