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Originally Posted by 125shifter
Don't expect it to be cheap though. If you want to be competative you have to figure on a new set of tires or two every weekend at about $200 a set. Then there's entry fees, travel costs, fuel, and any broken or worn out parts. I usually plan to spend at least $800 per weekend to race my 125cc shifter kart.
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I was thinking this might be part of the appeal, but if it's not cheap then why do it? I figure it's cheaper than tracking a car so it is comparatively cheaper i hope. Not only that i'm tired of paying 5 bucks a round at the local go-kart/mini-golf place and having a little kid t-bone me in the corner before the end.