Rick Eggers's 1938 CycleKart Race Car (REAR38)
Inspired by cyclecars of the early 1900s, cyclekart racing combines go karting and grassroots ingenuity for nostalgic thrills on a shoestring budget.
I wanted to start this thread to get new builders exposed to a few things that stem from mistakes when building & making mistakes while trying to fix them. There are lessons to be learned here...aside from how to make mistakes...
[image source: swipelife.com] Have you heard of cyclekarting? The premise is an affordable, attractive go-kart for adults. The “rules” state that you cannot buy a cyclekart; you must …
Todd Hildebrandt's 2016 CycleKart Stevenson (20160001)
So It’s time to post up what I have been working on and actually contribute something to the community! let me do a quick intro. I come from Building speed cars for the PDX adult soap box derby league, mopeds and old Japanese cars. I learned about Cycle karts about 8 months when a friend introduc
Can someone share some pictures of chassis and give some good tips for suspensions? Need some help please!!
This thread is for pictures of cars that would make good looking Cyclekarts. I found a couple of these.... For 3 wheelers and other non-spec Cyclekart inspiration photos, please post in the Custom Karts Forum here:
This thread is for pictures of cars that would make good looking Cyclekarts. I found a couple of these.... For 3 wheelers and other non-spec Cyclekart inspiration photos, please post in the Custom Karts Forum here:
You can't buy a CycleKart and, even if you could, the racers wouldn't let you participate. You have to build your CycleKart. It's one of the many reasons this is a very cool hobby.
Does anyone know the process of heating and tempering steel to make your own leaf springs? I am thinking of a project ahead of my current Mercury and want to use a spring different in shape than that the coach springswe have currently in use here. If I can take regular flat bar stock and shape it a
This thread is for pictures of cars that would make good looking Cyclekarts. I found a couple of these.... For 3 wheelers and other non-spec Cyclekart inspiration photos, please post in the Custom Karts Forum here:
You can't buy a CycleKart and, even if you could, the racers wouldn't let you participate. You have to build your CycleKart. It's one of the many reasons this is a very cool hobby.
Rick Eggers's 1908 CycleKart Vintage (RET01)
Bicester Scramble - January 2023
The Alta Car and Engineering Company was astonishingly far ahead of its time, the company was building supercharged, double overhead cam engines with
Bicester Scramble - January 2023
In this thread, let's collect various CycleKart plans and drawings in one place. To kick it off, here's some beautiful plans by Virgil Exner, Jr 1937 MERCEDES TYPE W-125 and 1946 NOVI GOVERNOR SPECIAL Webmaster, The CycleKart
Hello I take this post to send you some pictures of the latest changes bring to my cyclekart . All other photos can be found on the French website or I am. Happy New Year to you all
Derek W's 1929 CycleKart Race Car (1304)
Dave D's 1950 CycleKart Italian (1605)
I decided to start a real build thread, as I have a rough inspiration car, my frame steel, springs, engine, a MIG welder, and very few morals. The scatterbrained start of this project is actually here:
In this thread, let's collect various CycleKart plans and drawings in one place. To kick it off, here's some beautiful plans by Virgil Exner, Jr 1937 MERCEDES TYPE W-125 and 1946 NOVI GOVERNOR SPECIAL Webmaster, The CycleKart
Tonight, I thought that I would start this build thread on my cyclekart project, in hopes that the dialogue can better help me finish as well as help others enjoy their own builds. I can certainly use the practice at describing what I do and why, but first a few words of caution: I
This thread is for pictures of cars that would make good looking Cyclekarts. I found a couple of these.... For 3 wheelers and other non-spec Cyclekart inspiration photos, please post in the Custom Karts Forum here:
Chris Purcell's 1932 CycleKart American (AZ576254)
Nobody's 1940 CycleKart American (SCCK004)
Nobody's 1940 CycleKart American (SCCK004)
Getting ready to start second CycleKart and thinking of using a Ford T-Bucket for inspiration car. I've laid out some sketches and make my first frame cuts. I want to make this car lower than the first car (Alpha Romeo). I haven't welded anything yet and my grandson came over to help me visual
This thread is for pictures of cars that would make good looking Cyclekarts. I found a couple of these.... For 3 wheelers and other non-spec Cyclekart inspiration photos, please post in the Custom Karts Forum here:
Tonight, I thought that I would start this build thread on my cyclekart project, in hopes that the dialogue can better help me finish as well as help others enjoy their own builds. I can certainly use the practice at describing what I do and why, but first a few words of caution: I
Tonight, I thought that I would start this build thread on my cyclekart project, in hopes that the dialogue can better help me finish as well as help others enjoy their own builds. I can certainly use the practice at describing what I do and why, but first a few words of caution: I
Nobody's 1919 CycleKart American (LJSB1943)
Hello I take this post to send you some pictures of the latest changes bring to my cyclekart . All other photos can be found on the French website or I am. Happy New Year to you all
Nobody's 1935 CycleKart Great Britain (CYCLEKART1234)
I wanted to start this thread to get new builders exposed to a few things that stem from mistakes when building & making mistakes while trying to fix them. There are lessons to be learned here...aside from how to make mistakes...
Successful ice test today, our new independent front suspension is working well. Compared to the cross tube solid front axle design turn in is more responsive and has more 'feel'. The drawback is more moving parts and thus tolerances need to be tighter. Any deviation in angle or position of drilled
Got my brother hooked on cyclekarts with my A-C Special. For the last six weeks we have be hitting it hard and here is where we left off tonight. On Sunday we are going to take it off the table for a shake down run. The test run on jack stands is done. If all goes well he will take it home on Sunda
Finally finishing up my blue cyclekart. Just wanted to post a few pics for everyone to see. Taking both of them to Cars and Coffee of the Upstate this morning. #becausecyclekart
Hello to all, I will post here some photos and sketches, that could be interesting for some of us, and maybe useful for builders of light motorised vehicles, different form our beloved Cycle-Karts. However, som