looking for a kart shop

Brantley French · Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2008 8:19 pm Post subject: looking for a kart shop

ok so ive been listening to a lot of yalls advice and ive finally got some time to run out to a kart shop. does anyone know of one south/southeast of Atlanta? im 130 miles from the one in woodstock and im just interested in walking in and checking some stuff out.

JoshuaWarren · Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2008 9:04 pm Post subject:

There is one in lovejoy called Roberts Kart Shop that is a nice one it mostly has 4-cycles.

Then there is raceway motorsports in newnan with 2-cycles. http://www.atlantakarting.com/home

And there is one in loganville and that is Extreme karting of Ga with
2-cycles.
http://www.extremekartga.com/
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Bob Lefferdo · Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 7:43 am Post subject: Kart Shop

Hello,
I have been racing karts for over 15 years and have owned my own shop in the past on the West coast. Since I moved to Atlanta and got my son racing last year, we love GSKA and a fantastic groupe of racers. I hooked up with Raceway Motorspots, Rick Sweeting(AtlantaKarting.com) and Nick is running first place in Yamaha Supercan, has shaved about 1 second off his times and our kart has never ran so good. Like any recomendation you can make the final decision but we are very happy and I guess the proof in a kart shop is how well their racers do and I think Rick produces numerous first place karts and has for many many years.

richie#89 · Joined: 02 Nov 2007 Posts: 738 Score: 8701

we're getting a new kart, and we're getting it from rick. already got one from extreme, and one from arsenal. can't go wrong with any of them. if you want a birel, rick's a new dealer. you can get a tonykart from extreme. can't go wrong with either.
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Chuck McCue · Banned User Joined: 10 Sep 2006 Posts: 430 Score: 5102

Check out Arsenal Racing in Jacksonville Beach, FL. www.arsenalRacing.com

Richie,
Glad to hear that the Birel I sold you got the GA folk turned on the Birel Line.
I hear Seeley may go red soon, Wink

richie#89 · Joined: 02 Nov 2007 Posts: 738 Score: 8701

chuck, it's a great kart. i'm getting another and switching to minimax. i'm torn though, cause the tonykart is flying in cadet! 25.89 this past weekend.
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Carl Cottrell · Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2008 9:13 am Post subject:

richie#89 · Joined: 02 Nov 2007 Posts: 738 Score: 8701

i don't wanna get on dale's bad side, so i'm not going to respond to what dale's intentions might be, but i will say that jesse sure would be fast in a birel. cause he seems fast in whatever he's in, and in my short time in karting, i think the birel is one fast kart that's easy to tune.
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Dale Seeley · Guest

No worries Richie, racers can say anything they want, it's the pretenders that get annoying Laughing

The first weekend of FWT Garry stopped by to talk to Carl and planted the seeds for the eventual purchase of a Birel chassis.

When Garry finally landed Rick as a dealer, I ordered one. I'm not smart enough to keep the CRG fast all day long yet and need something easier for when I'm traveling without Rick.

I've got a Maverick, CRG, and soon a Birel. We're still bleeding black though...

Ihor Bilyy · Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2008 11:52 am Post subject:

Is birel easier to make changes or easier to feel/see changes ?