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Karting is an incredibly fun, family oriented sport. Before you know it, you’ll have an extended family at the track or in the circuit you choose. The majority of the members in your club or circuit are incredibly helpful, and are more than willing to help new karters with tips and mechanical help.
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All tracks and clubs have regulations in regards to various types of kart classes and required safety. Before purchasing your equipment, we recommend that you contact a local club official about these regulations. Junior classes are structured by age, which have rules to control the performance and speeds they generate. Safety gear requirements include a full face Snell approved helmet, and abrasive resistant jacket or suit, gloves, gloves and a neck collar. Chest protectors are reuired for drivers 12 years of age and younger.
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So what is it going to cost? There are a number of factors involved to answer that question, such as what age group an class will you be competing in, and simply how fast do you want to go, if you are a senior. Below are some examples of approximate cost.
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Age 5 to 7 Kid Karts Used $900 to $1100
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New $1400 to $1600
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Age 8 to 15 Juniors Used $1000 to $2000
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New $2800 to $3500
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Seniors 16 & up Used $1200 to $3000
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New $2800 to $5000
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Again, these are only approximate costs. The greatest diversity is in the senior divisions when considering the various types of chassis and engine combinations available today. For more information, contact a club official or a kart shop. HOT Club officials can be found on the contact info page of this site.
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