Reply To: Colorado Karting 2006 and beyond

[Jim Keesling]

Doug,
Good answer. You bring up the best point ever. Your business, and the business of a rule book are that; business. I’m not going to ask why I can buy a chunk of metal and make a part for far less than buying it from a manufacture. That’s business.
You never pointed out who is going to take the liability of an accident when one happens?
That is the real unwritten vaule to the book. I’m sure you don’t want your name as the responsible party in the worst case accident.
I’m sure you carry manfactures liability insurance for your products, because just making and selling them would be real cheap and easy. What if a part failed and death was the result? Are you willing to be the responsible party? If so, I will cut and paste, and put your name on it as a contact person and company. (wow, that really was easy to save money)
You sure can hide the real benefit of money well spent.
The cost form a legal point of view is really expensive, otherwise we would just cut and paste.
Back to work,
Jim