"Very polite of me...highly suggest it...good race craft..." I love it, love it, love it!! Humor and racing, rare, yet perfect. Thanks for posting this man. Considering gas karting and this is an excellent video for me to learn more about Tri-C and this racing community. I race off-road motorcycles, but considering this.
Hey, so im looking into buying a kart and i plan on karting for the Tri-c karters but dont really know what they run and since they are decently far away from me i was trying to look online to see what most people run. Right now im between the Lo206 and the KA100, what do you think is the better option?
It depends a lot on what your budget is. 206 engines require a lot less maintenance and you have people doing two weekends on race tires. The class used to consistently have 20 drivers or more but with the 225s coming along the class has become split between the two 4 stroke categories. There’s still a lot of great competition regardless. KA always has good number and good competition as well, the kart itself is much faster but you can’t expect to race on old tires. I started out on 4 strokes, it taught me the fundamentals of driving but also being my own mechanic before going into the KA world
@@Santi71r Thanks allot! ive been trying to find out what engines to run and settled on the 206 as my engine, do you know what chassis people run? ive been looking into the VLR chassis but still not sure
@@wafty24 it’s a good mix but VLR is a good option, since a lot of people use it you’ll find a lot of parts. The second most common I’ll see is people using an OTK chassis
"Very polite of me...highly suggest it...good race craft..." I love it, love it, love it!! Humor and racing, rare, yet perfect. Thanks for posting this man. Considering gas karting and this is an excellent video for me to learn more about Tri-C and this racing community. I race off-road motorcycles, but considering this.
Hey, so im looking into buying a kart and i plan on karting for the Tri-c karters but dont really know what they run and since they are decently far away from me i was trying to look online to see what most people run. Right now im between the Lo206 and the KA100, what do you think is the better option?
It depends a lot on what your budget is. 206 engines require a lot less maintenance and you have people doing two weekends on race tires. The class used to consistently have 20 drivers or more but with the 225s coming along the class has become split between the two 4 stroke categories. There’s still a lot of great competition regardless. KA always has good number and good competition as well, the kart itself is much faster but you can’t expect to race on old tires. I started out on 4 strokes, it taught me the fundamentals of driving but also being my own mechanic before going into the KA world
@@Santi71r Thanks allot! ive been trying to find out what engines to run and settled on the 206 as my engine, do you know what chassis people run? ive been looking into the VLR chassis but still not sure
@@wafty24 it’s a good mix but VLR is a good option, since a lot of people use it you’ll find a lot of parts. The second most common I’ll see is people using an OTK chassis