Topic: karter

Hi Grant 2 I was very voluble about 5.5s and preserving minimum wind speeds at competitions earlier this year but at the risk of being boring here goes: 1.

Hi Al, What I felt was that Sunday at Bpp proved that Blokarting has a most diverse following and caters for all levels of participation – we had parents with kids in the...

Hi Russell, Jenny and I were understandably a bit concerned that our presence at an ABC beach blast might irk the Wind Gods so that’s why we kept a low profile with the 3s up...

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Karters Short version: It works! Long Version: While Chris and I at BPP where playing silly buggers, with our poor mans duce, and before Chris's little mishap (you had to be there to see me dragging him along on his side, all damage now repaired). I had a puncture in one of my Slimed tyres. It sprayed Slime gunge everywhere (all over Chis – hee hee) for about 6–10 rotations and then the hole was sealed, it was big!

Hi to all he karters who are coming down for Sunday. The wind looks to be up so a good practice day for the Open looks to be on. Paul

Interesting comments Paul. If the wind looked good I'd cancel BPP and bring down NZs top sailors to have a go and bring back the silverware. My problem of course is I can only get worse at this long distance stuff! but would have no problem beating the BoP Pups. Maybe the Capital Karters on home ground may have a slight advantage but experience and cunning overcomes any local knowledge. I guess this marathon is 100 km?

Howdy All Results from The 2007 Australian Blokart Open As many of you will know the event was held at Rydges Capricorn Resort in Yeppoon Queensland. Thursday 15th Practice day, 10.30am saw a good number of karters already on the beach testing their skills on the hard surface, by 11.30 the wind was at 15knots plus and a few had changed from 4.0m sails down to 3.

Originally sent by: Paul Beckett Hi To Karters The reason for the stub axle having a 15mm shaft is that it is considered more than adequate for the blokart when used on the smooth flat surfaces it was designed for. I am 100kg and have bent two in 6 years, generally after a fairly messy get-off! The rental fleet we run uses the 15mm axle and has stood up well.