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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 think it would be a lot of fun.Comments (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 ...
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Yes the postie bike wheels can be hard to source and a lot more expensive. -
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 ...
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