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frenchcarsarerapid

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10th Feb 10 at 13:05

Iv been looking at tracks days for me and my little brother to go on for his birthday but now he's decided he doesnt want to go on one. Iv though about go go-karting as a last minute alternative but i want to go somewhere decent anyone recomend one i dont mind travelling.

Graham88

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10th Feb 10 at 13:05

Buckmore Park is my local and it's a good little track.

frenchcarsarerapid

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10th Feb 10 at 13:07

quote:
Originally posted by Graham88
Buckmore Park is my local and it's a good little track.

What are the karts like anything special?

Graham88

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10th Feb 10 at 13:25

Nothing amazing I don't think. They got new ones recently so should still be fairly nippy rather than the old ones having faster ones and slower ones even though they were the same engines.

They have Pros and Sports I think they're called, Sports do 80mph Pros do 70mph. Although maximum you'll ever hit is close to 60mph by the end of the straight, think my top speed is 58mph as there's not many straights

frenchcarsarerapid

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10th Feb 10 at 13:31

quote:
Originally posted by Graham88
Nothing amazing I don't think. They got new ones recently so should still be fairly nippy rather than the old ones having faster ones and slower ones even though they were the same engines.

They have Pros and Sports I think they're called, Sports do 80mph Pros do 70mph. Although maximum you'll ever hit is close to 60mph by the end of the straight, think my top speed is 58mph as there's not many straights

To fare away for me mate.

DaveyLC

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10th Feb 10 at 13:48

I live nextdoor to an indoor one but its a bit toss.

LukeD

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10th Feb 10 at 13:57

Theres one in Wolverhampton, Cosley. heard alright reviews about there

Ad Blue B

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18th Feb 10 at 20:53

theres 'The Circuit' in north wales jus outside of chester, i work there lol, u2u me if ya want more info

spikedjack

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18th Feb 10 at 20:56

birmingham wheels is ment to be good?

the one in lichfield is the best i've been to and as luke suggested the one in cosely is alright for an indoor track

pooly-adam

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18th Feb 10 at 21:10

http://www.uk-go-karting.com/track-details-14/Teesside+Karting.htm

try that link the track is awesome

Dan.H

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18th Feb 10 at 21:12

quote:
Originally posted by pooly-adam
http://www.uk-go-karting.com/track-details-14/Teesside+Karting.htm

try that link the track is awesome

second that although that would be some journey

mark_gsi

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18th Feb 10 at 21:13

teeside autodrome is a good track. its big, get some good speed. pay 5quid extra and you get the full size track. have a look on google for it.

doh ^^^ didnt notice that lol.

[Edited on 18-02-2010 by mark_gsi]

tom_simes

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18th Feb 10 at 21:17

Whilton Mill isn't too far from you mate, and its a brilliant track, and even more interesting in the wet!

I'm not sure what their karts are like though, as I've only raced there in the BUKC using Club100 karts.

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18th Feb 10 at 21:17

The one we went to on the last national meet was really good. I can't remember what it was called though

Ant B

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18th Feb 10 at 23:14

as said whilton mill is good,the big track is 1200 meters long and they have twin engined karts that do 70mph+

corsarick23

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18th Feb 10 at 23:19

Traxx Preston Lancs

BlueCorsa

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19th Feb 10 at 08:01

quote:
Originally posted by spikedjack
birmingham wheels is ment to be good?

the one in lichfield is the best i've been to and as luke suggested the one in cosely is alright for an indoor track

You got a link for the Lichfield one mate? Or where abouts it is?

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