Cyclekarts

[@simonbertioli4696]

Well...what can l say.. Excellent...brilliant...karts.. 👍👍👍from Spain

[@dannychiguina3962]

Great 👍 builds

[@stevevinson6030]

Thank you

[@PazuzuStalker]

Nice builds... replacing the plastic covers on the engine with ones hammered in brass or copper would add to it. Some vent slits in them and stuff.

[@stevevinson6030]

great idea

[@johnmerritt5462]

Looks interesting looks like I better get the garage cleaned up

[@stevevinson6030]

Thanks for watching. It is super fun hobby

[@AmIonArock]

Steve just saw you in the flat track race , Looks lie you took that race. That was some great driving.

[@BuildBreakFix]

Very awesome builds man! Great work!

[@stevevinson6030]

Thanks a bunch!

[@reignbird3167]

Man i want to see these things in action

[@lemurdreamur9257]

I Googled the barber Warnock and the body doesn't look a whole lot wider than yours! Amazing they went those speeds with their upper out of the car...

[@stevevinson6030]

Yes, those guys were super brave

[@faisalbawazir]

Lovely

[@AmIonArock]

saw a Cyclekart Race vid before your vid. It was real neat. I wondered about the motors, Was there different class's or is there restrictions for motor and gearing? Does the engine have to be in the rear? These are reminiscent of the old indy day racers. I hope this sport grows

[@stevevinson6030]

The rules are pretty simple, Honda GX200 and or Predator 212, some guys run them stock, some remove the governors and do a stage 1 or stage 2 hop up. Basically a slightly bigger carb and a timing key and header. High level tuning is discouraged, this is supposed to be fun and inexpensive. Gentlemen Racing, we don't care who wins, there are no trophies for being first. It is actually more likely that you will get a trophy for waiving a faster kart by. Most karts have the motor in the rear, however, I know of two that have the motors mounted in the front, both are fairly complex builds. Thanks for watching

[@fabriciorios4290]

Very good

[@rubenevans690]

hi Steve i would like to know were you get the leaf springs from or if you make them what metal to use and how to make them

[@stevevinson6030]

Sorry for the slow reply. I have bought my springs from two places. Vintage Kart Co in Arizona and Engels Coach Shop.

[@raymondo162]

9:10: state o' that chain........... and the price of cheese already...........

[@stevevinson6030]

Yes it is pretty dirty. LOL

[@catisadreamer]

Have you posted pictures of your frame drawings anywhere? They would help me greatly. Beautiful job!

[@joebob2146]

I would love to get into this amazing Motorsport but I would need a step-by-step video lol and I can’t find a step-by-step video on how to build one anywhere. If anyone has any information that would be useful to someone who is getting into this sport I would appreciate if y’all would share it.

[@stevevinson6030]

I have several build series on my channel that walk you through all the steps. Subscribe and you can see the Model T, the Duesenberg and the Aston Martin series.

[@funnerthanbefore4947]

Add weight to the front and it should make it ride better and steer better as well... Just a thought...

[@stevevinson6030]

Good tip.

[@acrock67]

Hi! I am very interested in this topic, but in my country there is no information for a novice builder of such a car. Can you tell me where to find it? Your car is beautiful) Have a nice day, Sergey

[@stevevinson6030]

I am not sure of your country, but there is a least one guy in Russia that is building a cyclekart.

[@pjrgaragem8085]

Estou fabricando 1 aqui no Brasil

[@AZCycleKart]

God video. Makes me want to build one... Lol

[@davidbielski3484]

I noticed the Honda engine and the Japanese kill flags on the side of it. :) Is that how many engines it's toasted?

[@stevevinson6030]

Ha ha. No the Jap flags are just for fun to give it a bit of historical whimsy.

[@crim1981]

Big fan

[@StupidEarthlings]

Nice.

[@jerryjohanan4511]

Help how do I get started 😫 can I buy a frame and go from there 🤔 or were can I get some planes want something simple for my first one then I can go from there

[@stevevinson6030]

Plans are available on our Facebook page CycleKarts North America also frames are available at www.renegadecyclekarts.com/

[@MYWORKINFO2012]

I might have a common question but why do cycle karts not have rear suspension?

[@stevevinson6030]

Rear suspension has been done an a few karts. It adds quite a bit of complexity and cost. In my experience it really isn't needed. If you want to build it with rear suspension, go for it.

[@CrittersCanoeing]

I couldn't make out what type of spindles they are could you please clarify?

[@stevevinson6030]

The red kart has Vintage Kart Co 3/4" reproductions of the Azusa spindles. The grey kart has 5/8" spindles also from Vintage Kart Co. I have a video that discusses the 3/4" VKC spindle. I hope that helps.

[@TheCramunhao666]

muito bom

[@joaopedroferreira5804]

Good day to you sir. would you mind sending me the drawings? thank you very much, I want to begin fabrication of my own here in Brazil

[@stevevinson6030]

yes, can you send an email to me at [e-mail] thanks

[@giovannicesaramorim9adigan961]

Why does everyone have the same engine?

[@stevevinson6030]

Partly for parity and to keep the hobby affordable

[@pjrgaragem8085]

Muito bom