Go Karts
Everything you need to know
Go karts have been around for just over 50 years now. The go kart was invented in 1956 by American Art Ingels in Southern California and they were first used as recreational vehicles. However, after they became more popular it didn't take long before people were racing them against each other. The sport took off and go kart racing quickly became popular in various parts of the world, especially Europe and North America. One of the reasons for this is because go karting can be enjoyed by the whole family. It's suitable for men, women and children of all ages. In fact, many professional race car drivers jump-started their careers by racing go karts as children.
We're here to introduce you to the world of go karting and to give you information on the different types of karts available, along with facts about various classes and divisions of go kart racing. We'll also give you advice on how to choose a racing division and class that suits you and we'll give you the lowdown on other forms of karts such as soapbox cars and motorized bar stools.
We'll let you know what different components make up a go kart and how you should maintain them to keep your kart in top working condition. This includes specific information on the different types of go kart engines, chassis and transmissions that are available, along with some other miscellaneous parts. If you're undecided on whether to buy a brand new kart or a used model, we'll try to help you out by listing the pros and cons of both types. If you are interested in go karting you'll also have to learn how to drive one safely and what type of protective gear is needed to be worn.
We also provide a listing of several of the top go kart brands on the market. This can help you do some comparison shopping and, ultimately, choose the brand that's right for you. Most of these companies produce a variety of go karts for people of all ages. Our guide to buying a go kart is a great place to start.
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