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       #Post#: 7738--------------------------------------------------
       Cycle Kart Basic Specifications.
       By: Moogie38 Date: October 13, 2022, 2:44 pm
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       Chassis.
       3in x 1in (75 x 25mm) 16 gauge (1.5mm) ERW steel box.
       Wheelbase.
       Max 70.8in. (1800mm). Recommended 66in (1676mm) centre of wheel
       to centre of wheel.
       Track Width.
       Max 38in. (965mm) Centre of tread to Centre of tread or 39.3in
       (1000mm) from out side to out side of tyre.
       Engine.
       Honda GX200 or clone. (6.5hp)  Stock or Stage 1 upgrade.
       Transmission.
       Kart centrifugal clutch or torque converter.
       Front Suspension.
       Dropped axles with semi-elliptic springs, straight axles with
       quarter-elliptic springs or straight axle with a single
       transverse spring.
       Rear Axle.
       Live axle (25mm) or Peerless differential axle, ridget mounted.
       Wheels.
       Honda C90, Honda ANF125 or pit bike . 17in wire spoke.
       Body.
       Based on pre WW2 cars. Materials: plywood, aluminium or
       fiberglass.
       Full technical specifications can be found here.
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       Builders guide can be found here.
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       #Post#: 7739--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cycle Kart Basic Specifications.
       By: ChrisS Date: October 14, 2022, 2:52 am
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       To avoid any possible confusion, the CKGB specification can be
       found in the 'Start here' section of the forum or by following
       this link:
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       #Post#: 7740--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cycle Kart Basic Specifications.
       By: kon8000 Date: October 14, 2022, 4:15 am
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       yea, this is a bit confusing... the numbers here are different
       to the existing spec rules. max track width of 1000mm not 965mm
       (although measured from a different place, so they equate to
       roughly the same), and max wheelbase of 1800mm not 1676mm.
       #Post#: 7742--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cycle Kart Basic Specifications.
       By: ChrisS Date: October 14, 2022, 5:05 am
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       I would add that the 'Builders Guide' referred to above is a
       document put together by one of our members which contains lots
       of very useful information for a builder but it is a guide and
       should not be interpreted as a rule book.  As noted in my
       previous post, for the current rules/specifications refer to the
       'Start Here' section of this forum.
       #Post#: 7744--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cycle Kart Basic Specifications.
       By: Moogie38 Date: October 14, 2022, 5:11 am
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       Chris, without your link I was not aware there was a rules
       section. Not the easiest thing to find, or is that just me ?
       Not trying to rewrite the rules just making it easier to find.
       Take my post down if needed.
       #Post#: 7745--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cycle Kart Basic Specifications.
       By: ChrisS Date: October 14, 2022, 7:24 am
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       I agree, it could be easier to find!
       Chris.....
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