Posted by buickanddeere on January 02, 2012 at 11:17:28 from (209.240.120.76):
Anybody have any experience with the 110,150 and 250cc two seater go-karts with suspension currently on the market? Gio, Carbide and Manco are some names seen. They are either an aircooled Briggs or Honda clones with a variable belt drive. Or an oil cooled motorcycle type engine with a forward/reverse gearbox and variable belt drive. There is only six weeks of snowmobiling around here. Plus the teen boys can do donuts and power slides in the field. Instead of ripping around with my vehicles. I had thought of a salvage yard car or truck field bomber to tear around with. However storage room and deep ruts are a concern. Also if they get a truck or car stuck in the creek they are heavier to fish out.
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