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The bigger Easykarts are senior and Junior chassis has dimensions of, length 192cms and width of 138cms. This is with all wheels and bodywork fitted. Of course you could reduce these dimensions by taking the bodywork off which is simple and quick to do. The Cadet Easykarts will fit into...

If you had an accident and damaged your kart severely, it is possible to buy the bare frame of the easykart. The serial numbers would be changed on the Easykart database and your original frame must be returned to ACR.Tweet...

In official Easykart races, if in the unlikely event of a problem, EasyKart Importer ACR will have, subject to availability, an exchange easykart for such a competitor to complete an event for a loan fee. There is also a full trackside acr engine service available in case of an emergency.Tweet...

No, an Easykart is a combined package and the serial numbers of engine and chassis are linked as one. The Easykart philosophy is to avoid cheque book racing, therefore to allow spare engines would encourage such a practice and create an unfair playing field found in other karting classes today.Tweet...

The 2012EasyKart UK Championship starts at Teesside Autodrome on the 11th March. The series is exclusive with only EasyKarts cadet, Junior, Senior Lights and Heavy’s racing on the day. You can also use your EasyKart at any track days /practice days at most circuits around the UK – always check...