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Re: The carbureted two stroke - the future of Kart
Posted by 'alanrr' on 17 Oct 2010 @ 11:43

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alanrrJoined: August 2001
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I don't think karters want that flappy, clattery miss a power stroke complication that the four stroke brings.

Most karters have enough trouble understanding the addition of a power valve and starter motor,

Two stoke karting is at round about its limit regarding speed and grip given the tracks that are established in Britain.

Pollution from karting is microscopic and I doubt it equals a London bus over a year.

The last government fortunately gave up its hairbrained think tank idea of controlling lawn mowers, karts, mtorcross/scrambling/speedway bikes, chain saws, remote control models etc.

Could you imagine cutting your front lawn and the council jobsworth sticking his probe up your orifice on a Sunday morning?

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The carbureted two stroke - the future of Karting by 'Max14' (13 Oct 2010 @ 6:11)

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Re: The carbureted two stroke - the future of Kart by 'Max14' (17 Oct 2010 @ 11:16)

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