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Hi Guys. Same here. Got the message from patricia but i've just ignorned it. Luka

Hey, I don't think there is ever a perfect kart. Always something that can be changed and improved upon. Seams to me that if your on a budget (and who isn't) building this up, learning and having a bit of fun, using as much of it as you can (evens the wheels if they work) is a good place to...

The pic below shows the steering rod/Pitman arm assembly. The tie rods attach at the Pitman arms and connect to the wheel spindle arms. Luka

Diagram for front steering connections Luka

Cylcekart build picture. And side view Blueprint of Bugatti Cyclekart. (Engine placement over rear axle)

Hi Bbbblaah. Cyclekarts are the closest i've seen to what you maybe describing to build. They're using 17in motorbike wheels and simple plywood basic structure with 3x2 steel box side rails. You may get some ideas from the following links. http://www.stevproj.com/Carz/CycleKart.html...

Kart Front and rear track The front and rear tracks on go kart vary depending on how you want to set a kart up for differant racing tracks. Usually the rear axles are b/w 1000mm and 1060mm in lenght and differant length hubs can be also used to increase the total rear track. Similarly the...

Anyone seen this at http://www.play-dirty.com/#/buggy/4533013806 I think it looks good and simple.

Hi Guys, Just found this site and think its very cool. Have only every built homemade landboards (oversized skateboard used with a windsurfer rig on land) But the idea of a motorized skateboard is very interesting. Will try to post a pic of my landboard. Off the Topic but has anyone come accross...

The thread asks about "rear wheel drive and rear wheel steering??" and how the mechanics/geometery can be applied to a skateboard application. The chainsaw vid video shows one solution, thats the reason i posted it, thats all. Luka

Chainsaw Motorised skateboard video Don't know if this has been posted before but good info ..... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICh9DpNHMdk