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Tony Kart 125cc Junior Rotax Kart Racing Tag Go Cart Crg Intrepid Praga on 2040-parts.com

Location:

North Salt Lake, Utah, United States

North Salt Lake, Utah, United States
Condition:Used

For sale is my Junior Rotax 125cc Tony Kart, as pictured. This is a turn-key package with a total run time of only 16 hours. It is in pristine condition and ready to race. This package is perfect for someone getting started in karting or advancing into the Junior Rotax category. Details: -Chassis: Tony Kart EVRR 30mm model -Engine: Rotax Max FR125 Junior -Seat: original medium-large size OTK seat -All original OTK magnesium components -Gold magnesium OTK wheels with Mojo D2 spec racing tires -Mychron4 data system with RPM sensor, temp, lap time, etc. Extra’s included: -Owner manual and original ID card / passport. -OEM battery charger I can ship at buyer's expense but local pickup is preferred. PayPal accepted.

Lee Noble announces his new supercar project

Thu, 19 Nov 2009

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Audi A4 gets mild updates for 2013

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Fri, 01 Jun 2007

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