@Rick Schmidt wrote:
Also Ktm,
You may want to consider buying a complete used package. You will more than likely get some spares and there is always incidentals when peicing a kart together. It may also be sorted out to some degree.
Rick
I would go one step further and strongly recommend this approach.
After driving a buddies (old and not set up at all) TaG, I went out and bought Charles Gordons machine. After a session in my new toy, my buddy said “Oh, THAT’S what it’s supposed to feel like”.
Even with a well set up machine, the learning curve is pretty steep. I can’t imagine buying brand new kit then having to figure out where to mount the seat, what ride height to run, what alignment settings work best and a whole bunch of other adjustments that I have not figured out yet.
Good Luck