Since I currently do not own a buggy, What about off road karts? where would they stand in this, most are only 5 to 8hp, and single seater. My yellow jacket is a adult size off road non suspension kart that can easily top 40 mph. I know almost no one uses the type karts for off road use anymore. how would something like that be classified? just wondering
I dont want to waste the time loading it and driving down if I cant even run it.
-Winst _________________ Team - The Gas Guzzlers
GKA 250CC Modified -
Driver - Winston
Joyner 250cc Modified -
Driver - Nick
Yerf Dog 150cc Modified -
Driver - Ray-AKA Lawn mower man
Yellow Jacket 150cc Modified -
Driver – Chase
I went to meet with Steven yesterday and we worked out some classes and rules, the are simple, cheap and most of all they will make it fun. As the race series grows we will be adding more rules from the main body MBRA.
We also now have more than one track. right now there are 4 tracks, flat oval, banked oval, road course, and a trail ( hare scramble) type. I will be at DP friday morning and we have a meeting at 10:00 saturday morning at the track for everybody so we can go over all the stuff.
as far as a no suspention kart goes, what cc is it? _________________ Blade buggies,Carter buggy's Atv's, parts and repairs. accessories for all makes.
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From what I have read, 196cc _________________ Team - The Gas Guzzlers
GKA 250CC Modified -
Driver - Winston
Joyner 250cc Modified -
Driver - Nick
Yerf Dog 150cc Modified -
Driver - Ray-AKA Lawn mower man
Yellow Jacket 150cc Modified -
Driver – Chase
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