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We have a Grave Digger go kart by Carter Bros. for sale if you're still interested.

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around 40-50 mph depending on what its on or pulling.

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A very close friend of mine, who is an attorney employed by a major NY City law firm (whose initials start with S & C), wrote the following: "My best educated guess is that the bank is NOT entitled to the kart. The cart is NOT 'attached' to the property. Unless I see a contract that says it is or a statement filled under the Uniform Commercial Code that says it is, it

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No

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my friend used to have a go kart and he used to drive that up the road when it wasn't insured (but our road isn't very busy!!)

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Arena Racing USA is a motorsports series founded by former NASCAR chassis builder Ricky Dennis, son of 1970 NASCAR Rookie of the Year, Bill Dennis.

Arena Racing features one-half-scale stock cars racing on a portable 1/10-mile (161m) track inside of an arena in the mold of indoor soccer and indoor football, meaning that events take place within an arena instead of the usual outdoor venue. The cars are capable of speeds up to 100 mph (161 km/h).

Events are scheduled in a heat style format (like sprint cars), as oppose to NASCAR's format of one long race. The league promises a minimum of seven races per night. The Arena Racing season runs from October to March, which is the offseason of major series such as NASCAR and Formula 1.

Currently there are three venues scheduled to host races for the 2008-2009 season. The Hampton Coliseum in Hampton, Virginia and Cricket Arena in Charlotte, North Carolina. The first venue will host events run by Arena Racing USA while Charlotte's event will be held with the help of Joe Gibbs Racing. A third venue, Grand Rapids, Michigan, will be launching their inaugural season in the fall of 2008 at the DeltaPlex Arena.

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press the right pedal to go. left for brake. MAY BE THIS WILL HELP.

GOD BLESS :-)

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yes as long aS IT STREET SAFE

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In F1 and most circuit racing, blue flags are used to indicate to a driver that a faster car is approcahing from behind to lap him. The driver is then expected to yield.

Blue flags(some places, blue lights) are also used at the pit exit, to indicate to drivers leaving the pit, that there is a car approaching on the track.

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It depends on the type of kart - from 50 kmph for rent-a-karts to over 200 kmph for professional Superkarts.

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yea, only effective way is to yank it off of a dirt bike or motorcycle, chain drive, dependable, high output engines with aftermarket parts. quads have spined output from the gearcase and snowmobiles have cvt's. so yeah there you go, anything with chain drive is game. btw only 4wd quads have splined output, the other ones have chain dive too and are game. If you plan on using one of these then get good brakes cause you'll end up needing them anyway.

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you go to amazon.com and you buy the how to make your own go kart. Yooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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like many other laws, these types of laws are left to the communities or local government to make and enforce. the point here is not to abuse your driving on "roads" or rural country roads. Don't drive on major roads because that would be illegal. You have to have license plates and a paid registration to drive on public streets.

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fast

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It's broken.

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Accelerate around the corners

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Road America's road course track is 4.048 miles and its Karting road course is 0.8 miles long.

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You wouldn't go anywhere because Jupiter doesn't have a surface for you to drive on. It is a gas giant.

Jupiter is an extremely stormy planet with winds reaching over 200 MPH. But if you were close to Jupiter's famous Red Spot, it would probably be double that. So the speed you'd be flung, not driving, around the planet is about that.
The winds also contain debris like rocks and ice. So realistically you'd be shredded into tiny pieces before you could even enter Jupiter's atmosphere.

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I do not believe that they are, I live in Texas and they are outlawed here on the street.

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Depends on how it is geared.

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Dirt bike as with a go kart they dont go fast and you may as well have a tricycle as there about the same