Thank you kart

[dave1701]

I just wanted to thank my go kart for a good season of the best karting I've seen. We thought we had about a 10% chance that our design would come together, but we went ahead and did it anyway. We got lucky! A $100 and a bit of pain later, my kart rides like a real riding machine. And now I can weld, use an angle grinder, and a lot more. Go karts are awesome. Thank you go kart for teaching me a lot of skills and turning out much better than I could have imagined.

OK, that being said, it's time for paint, change of oil, cleaning.... hopefully it will work when I put it back together. I wanna try some winter kartin.

So this thread is a little self centered, but you can thank your kart for any fun you have provided.

What have you learned from your kart projects? What is your favorite part of karting?

 

[Doc Sprocket]

Thanks for the smile, Dave!

 

[B man]

Thank you kart for flipping and breaking my arm.

 

[Bluethunder3320]

Thank you kart for flipping and breaking my arm.

LOL

 

[kendelrk]

I thank my kart for never flipping on me, or getting me in a bad accident, shes gone now, to some kid whose not going to take care of her as well as i did, that much i know, but she was a go kart well she was rideable, so thanks kart for not killing me,

 

[r97]

Thanks for the road rash Mr reverse trike! I'm glad to see you disassembled in the basement waiting for a new frame, .

 

[kendelrk]

also from my projects, ive learned how to safely operate an angle grinder, how to strip paint and work a can of spray paint, ive learned alot from my kart, and mini bike

 

[landuse]

If I hadn't gotten into karts, I would know nothing at all about gear ratios, grinding and welding (major one). I have learned so much about engines as well. I therefor thank my kart and minibike for all of that

 

[Orange Krate]

Thank you go-kart for inspiring imaginative ideas. I wrote a book because of them and a series of screenplays.