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i absolutely agree with this, and its been on my mind also. good work getting in contact with uk cyclekarts and getting the information required to take things further.
i might also add, the cyclekarts will need some degree of scrutineering. i...i absolutely agree with this, and its been on my mind also. good work getting in contact with uk cyclekarts and getting the information required to take things further.More
i might also add, the cyclekarts will need some degree of scrutineering. i also think if a rear diff is used, a brake rotor must be installed on both sides to ensure it will stop. id hate to smash into someone all because one wheel didnt quite have enough grip, and therefore no brakes. i know simplicity is key, but so is safety, and i didnt incorporate crumple zones in my design
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nightmonkeyii commented on this post about 10 months agoAn update on the progress of my austin 7 special monoposto build
I built a box tube roller to create the chassis profile001000Comments (3)-
Lovely work. I got about half way through building one but never could find the time to finish it. After tripping over it for 6 years or so I gave inLovely work. I got about half way through building one but never could find the time to finish it. After tripping over it for 6 years or so I gave in and ended up buying one. More ...Reported
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Yes nightmonkey, very impressive. I am seriously jealous of your skills!!Reported
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Cheers for the encouragement fellas. I want to build a very high quality kart. The reason being is that when we try to establish locations and otherCheers for the encouragement fellas. I want to build a very high quality kart. The reason being is that when we try to establish locations and other members, they can see were driving quality vehicles that are safe, and not a liability waiting to happen. More ...Reported
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Thats awesome. Ill print myself a set as soon as the stl file is available, as im using the same rim. And they will be very lightPost is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream.
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Les commented on this post about 1 year agoReceived this last night from an old friend who just happened to have one laying about. Brand new, been sitting around for years. Cleaned the shafts this morning. Just need the leaf spring which should arrive by the end of the month, and i can get building100000Comments (2)Post is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream.
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Mick commented on this post about 1 year agoYou could also buy this spring instead
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005003514241068.html100000Comments (3)-
Thats not a bad solution but it is worth noting that they are about 250mm longer then the buggy cart springs that they favour in the US and so willThats not a bad solution but it is worth noting that they are about 250mm longer then the buggy cart springs that they favour in the US and so will shift the front axle back by about 125mm if you are using the Stevenson design. Just need to compensate for that in the design somehow.
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Good to note. Ill be running my spring horizontally, and this spring is perfect for that application. So i guess its no good for 2 leaves up frontReported
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TBH there's very little choice as the buggy springs that the US folks use are just not available here. These will work fine, but just need to adjustTBH there's very little choice as the buggy springs that the US folks use are just not available here. These will work fine, but just need to adjust the mounting locations a little. Good find. More ...Reported
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Middo commented on this post about 1 year agoHi night monkey, I haven’t built a Kart yet because I felt that if no one else was interested in the area it would not be worth while. If however we can get a group together I will build a kart and get involved. Let me know what happens.
If anyone else in the Sydney area is reading this and is interested, let’s get something going here, I...Hi night monkey, I haven’t built a Kart yet because I felt that if no one else was interested in the area it would not be worth while. If however we can get a group together I will build a kart and get involved. Let me know what happens.More
If anyone else in the Sydney area is reading this and is interested, let’s get something going here, I think it would be a lot of fun.100000Comments (4)-
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These are the rims ive bought, $110 each from ebay, seller from wollongong. These hubs accept the 35x17mm bearings that gokarts use on the frontThese are the rims ive bought, $110 each from ebay, seller from wollongong. These hubs accept the 35x17mm bearings that gokarts use on the front wheels, so can use nice strong 17mm stub axles. They currently have 35x15mm. This rim seems much friendlier for cyclekart application as opposed to the ct90/110 rims. More ...Reported
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II bought the same rims without tyres the other day from Ebay. Thought I'd scored a bargain at $35 each and free shipping but by the time I add tyresII bought the same rims without tyres the other day from Ebay. Thought I'd scored a bargain at $35 each and free shipping but by the time I add tyres at $50, Tubes at $17 and Shipping at around $25 each I'm at nearly $130 per corner, Doh! :(happy). It will be interesting to see how the spokes on the rear go with the side loads. More ...Reported
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Nikki reacted to this post about 1 year agoHello all. About to embark on my first build. Wheels arrived today. Been looking into this for a while now, and the time has come. My build will be electric (qs138 4000w) which is the equivalent to a honda 6.5hp100000Comments (5)
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An electric build is an interesting proposition. Obviously the way of the future. What kind of size / weight will the batteries be to be able toAn electric build is an interesting proposition. Obviously the way of the future. What kind of size / weight will the batteries be to be able to power the kart? More ...Reported
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Hi mick.
It will be 72v, with a minimum of 50ah. Ill use a lifepo4 battery, as they dont suffer from thermal runaway. Around the 10-15kg area. WillHi mick.
It will be 72v, with a minimum of 50ah. Ill use a lifepo4 battery, as they dont suffer from thermal runaway. Around the 10-15kg area. Will get everything from china, as its half the price compared to here, which is $1000+ savings for motor and battery. More ...Reported -
Ahh so a very similar weight to the 6.5hp motor maybe even a little lighter when you include fluids. What's the range on a setup like that? I assumeAhh so a very similar weight to the 6.5hp motor maybe even a little lighter when you include fluids. What's the range on a setup like that? I assume you'd have spare packs to swap over for events More ...Reported
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It depends on the tune. The the more amps i pump into it, the less range ill get. You can go crazy with these things, a bac8000 controller will giveIt depends on the tune. The the more amps i pump into it, the less range ill get. You can go crazy with these things, a bac8000 controller will give 32kw, and non stop tyre frying. it draws 800 phase amps, Im not going down that route obviously, ill have to find a happy medium between power and range, ill set a normal tune at 150 phase amps, and a power setting of 350-400 phase amps. I still have to build it and test it. So to answer your question, im not sure yet More ...Reported
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Love that idea of a race tune at the flick of a switch. What it is Tesla call it - 'insane mode' or something lol. Reminds of a recent news story ofLove that idea of a race tune at the flick of a switch. What it is Tesla call it - 'insane mode' or something lol. Reminds of a recent news story of a fella that got busted going 90kph on his e-scooter. I'm guessing he had things wound out a little lol.
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