2014 Tony Kart Racer Evk 125 Shifter Rolling Chassis Skusa on 2040-parts.com
Monrovia, California, United States
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2014 Chassis. I bought used in May 2015 from an S3 SKUSA driver who raced it in 2014. I didn’t race at all in 2015 and only have 3 race weekends on it from late 2016. Never any accidents - I put about 10 hours on chassis since owning. Clean chassis. COmes with OTK MyChron adapter, bumper savers, and Tillett T11t – size L seat. Steering wheel felt is worn and needs taped or replaced. Located in SoCal. |
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