Racing Go Karts on 2040-parts.com
Hammond, Indiana, United States
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I'm selling all 3 go karts for $5000! The black kart is a Corsa chassis with a Briggs LO206 engine has aftermarket exhaust pipe and mychron 4. The #23 is a Birel rx-30 chassis with a 125cc Rotax engine, and the #55 is the same Birel rx-30 chassis just by itself. And there's a bunch of extras as well, helmet, racing jacket, neck brace and 2 mychron 4's, extra wheels and tires and more. I'm getting out of Karting and just trying to sell all the karts, if interested in a specific one or all 3, call/text 219-218-1696 for any questions!
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