VLR Starting Class
Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2025 7:35 am
Hello,
Last weekend at the rookie school, I learned about this VLR class. I knew about briggs and rotax but I guess i didn't do enough research.
I have two boys who will be starting karting and I would also like to start. My thought process is keep all 3 karts the same brand for interchangeability.
I have the boys two karts, and am looking for one myself and I can only find VLR versions of this brand. I have done some research online, I know these engines are roughly twice the HP, a little more maintenance, and more expensive to run (fuel/tires).
I have done some auto racing (never competitive) but never karting other then a speeders. I am not afraid of speed, and am aware that it will be a lot of work (especially at first) to keep the kart on the track. Is this a viable option for me? I seems like a growing but small group in VLR? Last thing I would want is to be "that guy" in the class. Guess I am looking for approval before anything.
Last weekend at the rookie school, I learned about this VLR class. I knew about briggs and rotax but I guess i didn't do enough research.
I have two boys who will be starting karting and I would also like to start. My thought process is keep all 3 karts the same brand for interchangeability.
I have the boys two karts, and am looking for one myself and I can only find VLR versions of this brand. I have done some research online, I know these engines are roughly twice the HP, a little more maintenance, and more expensive to run (fuel/tires).
I have done some auto racing (never competitive) but never karting other then a speeders. I am not afraid of speed, and am aware that it will be a lot of work (especially at first) to keep the kart on the track. Is this a viable option for me? I seems like a growing but small group in VLR? Last thing I would want is to be "that guy" in the class. Guess I am looking for approval before anything.