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What's the worst that could happen...
If you were stopped by the police for driving a 250cc F1 cart on the streets in the UK? :confused:
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tht guy is awesome
my fav is this one watch it all http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFsHP...eature=channel and this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkSPU...eature=related |
Basically, could i lose my license if i got caught?
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lose your licence?
almost definitely yes its a bit like getting caught on a motocross bike which also depends on how many of the various infringements they actually do you for! asides from the obvious tax & insurance you could also be shafted for bald tyres non type approved vehicle etc plus the obvious speeding, have you driven one before? they are MENTAL! :woot: plus don't try & get round the tyre issue by using wets as you'd melt a set in 10 minutes in the dry :lol: |
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I just fancy doing something nuts in a lee-mag stylee, i would have to do it in an area i know well so i could escape but getting onto pavements will be an issue, i would also dress up like the stig as well for a laugh :lol: |
The appellant drove a mechanically propelled vehicle known as a Go-Kart on a road.
The Go-Kart had its engine at the rear, had a tubular frame mounted on four small wheels and was equipped with a single seat, steering-wheel and column, and an efficient silencer. It had brakes which operated on the rear wheels only, and it had no horn, springs, parking-brake, driving-mirror or wings. The appellant was convicted of certain offences against the Motor Vehicles (Construction and Use) Regulations, 1955, and the Road Traffic Act, 1960. So YES - being a road traffic act offence - you also include, no tax, no insurance, no licence etc |
well at least you'd have front brakes on a 250 ;)
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someone i might have once know, might have driven a 280bhp lemans type car on full slicks, no lights, on a private road at approx 90, which could have resembeled a section of 30mph public highway
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I thought this through after watching getaway in stockholm ages ago. Only problem in the UK is the helicopters. Average time to get on scene is 4-6mins, and once it is on you you're pretty much done for. The law has tightened right up too. They now have the power to take your vehicle on the spot, and then haul you through court afterwards.
The only plausible way of doing it would be to go abroad. Take a wad of cash with you, and make sure it's not an EU country. I'd love to do a modern version of Getaway in Stockholm. hmmmmmmmm............ |
KartVader on youtube for those that the earlier link wouldn't work for
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwYXabC_8wM |
Yeah i bought the Kart Vader DVD before the advent of You Tube - its awesome ! :thumbsup:
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personally i would like to see you do this around the streets in Monaco,
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Over here it would be very easy, the roads are very smooth too and the noise in the tunnels would be awesome. The UK might be a bit more severe but still a laugh :thumbsup:
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Or...
You could lose control, hit and oncoming car, and never walk again. Or, you could lose control, mount the pavement and sever the legs of a professional sportsman who sues your ass and leaves you a bankrupt who has to pay for the rest of their life... Or, you could just admit the that idea's a joke, right? And I just got caught up in it? Yeah, that's the way I'll square it with myself. ;) |
It's ok i am getting a road legal one :thumbsup:
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you ought to get to a kart race meeting where they run the 250 nationals & see them in action. it's bonkers. the guys driving them are all bonkers. I've yet to attend a race weekend where at least one session doesn't get black flagged - the main straight at dunks is about 300 / 350 metres long, and these dudes are nudging 110mph buy the time they brake for turn 1.
absolutely insane. I was offered a go in one but I politely declined. there's a guy running in the club champs that runs a 250 nat kart with a ktm 250 four stroke single - it sounds AMAZING. edit: just watched the trailer - that kart looks pretty slow on public roads! |
Brings back fond memories, though I never ran geared one's, 100cc fixed for me. Nowhere near as mental on the straight bits (think top speed on the tracks I ran never got above around 75ish), but still fun having an engine doing @21000rpm, burn't like hell too if you let your arm drop onto the engine!
Still got mine in storage, may have to get to wigan or something for a play! If someone finds a link, I've seen video's before of a 250cc Isle of Man kart street race, absolute bonkers!!:thumbsup: |
I think that theres a few ex 100 ICA karters on here Dave :)
Heres mine http://photos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos..._4030448_n.jpg |
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