Best Manufactured kart

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I'm looking for the kart manufacturer with the least problems. a 150cc with good design, fewest breakpoints. The most turn key starts, etc, and priced between $1,500 - $2,000

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Joyner no longer imports their 150 and Yerf-Dog is no longer in business. These are best long travel 150cc buggies unless you make your own.

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The Joyner machine was only for children. Not an adult friendly design.

Glade

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I can only speak for the one buggy I have, haven't tried any others. But I can tell you the Carter Talon I have has taken a BEATING... over mountainous rock terrain, several jumps at high speed, crashed into a tree stump, and still have not had any structural problems, and has started every time. bent a support bar, that's it. 2 years running. (I better not have jinxed it....)

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You may have a hard time buying one of the three or four
top buggies for 2k, good luck!

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I like the Xingyue, that I drive, I have had no stuctural concerns, my only problems were a direct result of the abuse I gave it. With that said I think that even the very best will have it's problems, as we excced the "Reccomended usage" of the buggies, it's what makes it fun, pushing our machines to the very limit and then some. This Unit has the Long wheel travel although I can not comment on it's reliability, I can only "assume" it's as good as My "1" this is model "3", the Price for my Kart was 3K delivered to my door, $450 was shipping
http://xingyueshen.com/product_gd.php?id3=374

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Who ever has been voting for the Joyners.Let me know where you can get them for $1500 to $2000.

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i got a 06 joyner sand viper for 1500 out here in cali adn they come up on cl in az for that

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I like my hammerhead maybe biased but its pretty reliable. I have had my share of broken parts but I abuse it like few do. The better you treat your machine the better it will treat you.