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 Do you think you are man enough to withstand the hand eye coordination challenge that go karting will present you with? Make no mistake... despite the fact that it's mostly kids that enjoy riding go karts, it's still not a kids' game! Go karting requires the discipline to drive it responsibly. Do you think a go kart has all sorts of advanced safety features, like auto braking, such as modern cars do these days? Not a chance! In a go kart, it's all up to you. On the circuit, there are going to be some tough corners you've gotta steer through. Sure, you'll want to go as fast as you can, but the simple fact of the matter is that you've got to have the self discipline to make sure you don't have a horrible accident. Go karting is the amateur's Formula 1. But don't think for a minute that that's a derogatory comparison in any way! The go kart was first developed in the 1950s by a guy called Art Ingels. He was working at the Kurtis Kraft company

 Where do I start? That is a great question. I get asked that question every day. People ask "I want to build a go kart , but I just don't know where to start." I have people every day who look at the web page and they are asking the same question but differently "How do I build a go kart?" Well I am glad you pursued that question, because in this ten part series (Go Kart Building 101 ) is about asking the right questions. I know that sounds silly or too simple, but it really does come down to asking the right questions Asking the right questions will believe it or not make the difference between 4 crying boys and 4 happy boys. Asking the right questions will make the difference between $200 and over thousands of dollars in your go karting experience Contained in these articles is 10 of the most essential things or questions that you need to ask yourself before you commit to building, buying or fabricating a go kart. Each one of these items needs to be addressed

 If you're ready to jump in, or make the switch from renting to owning, there are some things you need to know before searching for go karts for sale . The first thing to do is to identify the kind of use you want to get out of the go kart. A common misconception that a lot of people have is that there is not a distinct difference between a buggy and a go kart. There sure is! While some go karts can tread on dirt trails (provided they have the right tires), they are overall designed for asphalt driving. Go karts also have smaller tires and engines than that of a buggy. A buggy, however, is designed with a large engine and large tires specifically for "off-road" use. So, are you going to be driving it around a private track or lot on weekends, or in your backyard? Are you gearing up to enter a local go kart race? There are different types of go karts, each with different advantages and disadvantages. A few of the most common different types of go karts are fun go karts, ra

 Driving go karts is one of the most enjoyable hobbies imaginable. If you have kids who you struggle to motivate to get off the couch, buying them a go kart is one of the best ways to accomplish this feat. However, many parents are kind of clueless when it comes to buying a go kart for their children. They often have no idea where to start. If you are considering buying a go kart for kids , here is a guide to help you succeed in your task. Differentiating Between a Go Kart and a Buggy Sometimes buyers get confused about the difference between a go kart and a buggy. In general, go karts are smaller than buggies. Also, buggies are usually designed for off-road use, but go karts are designed to be used on paved surfaces. Buggies usually have larger, more powerful engines than go karts as well. Go Karts Versus Race Karts There are some differences between race karts and go karts that buyers need to be aware of. Go karts are the option that most buyers go with. This is because go karts are