Posted by Kelly C on December 03, 2007 at 13:11:22 from (75.161.210.31):
In Reply to: OT - Go-Kart posted by Ford Man on December 03, 2007 at 07:51:32:
We have a Carter Talon that we got from Northern Tool. About $1900 I think. Best WOW for the money you can get. Uses a cheap 4 stroke Chinese motor. Ours has broke down a few times and parts are avalible on the net. If you are looking for the same quality as say a Polaris or any of the better brands. That sell for $6000+. Stay away, But if you can live with the ride a bit then fix a bit. They are a whole lot of fun. I am looking for another one. I will buy one off Ebay. Can get basicly the same cart that sells for $2000 at Northern for $800 with free delivery. Warantee? HAHAHAHA you very funny. Dont worry about that. I blew the clutch out on mine after 3 weeks. It was under warrantee. I delivered it back to Northern. Then waited 2 mos for them to get the parts. Found a place on the net can get that part for $50 next day air for $18. So I just fix it my self now. Like I said as long as your expectations are in line they are a hoot.
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