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t is scheduled for Saturday September 19th, but I don't think people are thinking that far in advance yet.
You might want to email Bryan Marshall, our club manager - [email protected]

Looking forward to seeing you race in Briggs Masters next year!

Hi John,

I have one that you can have.
Too bad I didn't see this before paying you a visit this morning.

Hi Yulong,

I've got a pair of used Birel 180mm magnesium hubs that I'll sell for $75.
Also, an almost brand new set of Douglas M series 180 mm magnesium hubs that I'll sell for $150.
I'll be at the track on Saturday morning. My pit is immediately west of the Tech & Try A Kart buildings.

As for oil ...

Welcome to the club Ru!

Having broken 5 ribs last year racing in Briggs Masters, I'd suggest buying a good quality kart-specific rib vest. I thought my old one was good enough, until I realized that it wasn't. With the faster karts - VLR, Rotax & Shifter it becomes even more important.

The Try A ...

I messed up; the date is actually Sunday, but that doesn't help you any.
Joey at Overdrive might be able to help, or one of the motorcycle shops might have what you need.

Hi Mike,

The club will be hosting a Try A Kart work party next Sunday October 12, 2025 from 9:00 until 4:00.
We have every sized helmet available including the CMR ones mandated for drivers 14 years of age and under.
If you are available, you could stop by and test fit the bunch of them. They are ...

I plan on doing it as an Iron-Man event again this year, so let's get the excitement going!

I upgraded my sim this past winter. I've got a 5 year old Thrustmaster wheel & pedals and they work just fine.
I had a Logitec wheel prior but it didn't seem to work that well with my games.

I was debating the same thing on which platform to use, XBOX, Playstation, PC but I'm in no way a gamer, so ...

I've used JakeDesigns out of the UK for years now and they're my preferred vendor. They have been great and much cheaper than DecalZone at the time.
We had them do the Try A Kart decals 7 or 8 years ago and they did a great job.

I hope that helps.

WD-40 actually works quite well as a stain/grease remover.
It's what my wife uses on my shirts when I spill...
The suits seem to come out of the washing machine quite clean.