We run a summer camp for kids ages 9-16 yrs. - We have a dirt track. - We are looking for the best "go kart" machines that will last a full summer of use and abuse with the least amount of down time.

Any suggestions?

 

hey, just searching along and found your forum... so i made an account to reply, lol. well... any ol' kart will work, dirt/off-road of course... but make sure it has good sized rear tires and fuly-welded frame. Take a-lo-ok at Kart-Co Karts Co. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img] lol tounge twista... gl il check back if you answer.

 

Get one that you can get from a dealer near you, that will supply you with good service and quick turnaround on parts, that'll sell you 4 or 5 for a good deal, and keep a couple rental units on hand in case 1 or 2 break down.