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nice job sir

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Hi. Can you share a link to your friend Steve that was building Franklin cyclekart? Thanks

Good job

Well done guys! That turned out fantastic!

Where did Steve get the foam block from?

You sir have a great workshop! I'm very envious of it!

Very impressed with your work on this! You make it look easy!

Cool track

Today i found out about cycle karts. Just watched every episode of your clubkart build guys, very cool. So well built. Im hooked! Cheers!

Dennis, what did you use over the foam before you fiberglassed the mol

If you spray some slightly soapy water on the surface just before you start laying down your vinyl stickers they will be just slippery enough to release any air bubbles and re-set their location until you rub them down with your squeegee. Then spray the water on the transfer tape and give it a minute to soak in so that it wants to release the vinyl. They will turn out perfect every time!

NICE

nice

6:35: tracing the pattern: cut holes in the pattern and use tape to fix it to the metal to stop it sliding around............

She’s a Beauty !

Du machst sehr gut arbeit super aber warum es ist nicht electrical das auto ist alt and schön

With those exhaust pipes it looks like the beast from Turin ❤️‍🔥✨😎👍🏻 Fire breathing dragon🐲

A bit more sawdust sprinkled on that smooth concrete circle would have meant huge fun!

Hi Dennis. Its should be the “Cart father”. 😂 Best from Denmark

Exelente, excelente,muy hermoso estético y mi color favorito en hora buena señor Tomás como siempre excelente bólido.

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46, great car count.

I honestly did not know you could get shocks for leaf springs!

Are those motorcycle wheels and tires?

Thank you, nice work👍

Would be nice scaled up with a two seater

Who are the workers ?

Formidable continuez comme ça... merci pour vos partages. ❤

please tell me the dimensions of the frame

I would imagine "details" are are second nature to someone who make models of any type..... making things look realistic. Great looking Kart, I still like "Old 27" though.

Talk to somebody with a 3D printer they make plugs for the end of those rails

Where can i find the plans for this

Great work! love seeing some of these finishing touches.

Brilliant.

Do you know where I can get those rims and tires I've been looking online and cannot find anything

That kart turned out beautiful, the new additions you did fit perfectly. You and Steve (and others) have set very high bar for the rest of us to try to meet in kart construction

Hl soy colombiano y necesito unos repuestos para un visitaxi

How did you give 27 its’ number? Since you explained the 48…. Disclosure…I did not watch entire video, but watched the decal part. Nice addition to your team.

Beautiful work, Dennis!! Clearly way beyond the carriage wheels and a Clinton engine we started with. Keep 'er coming.

That looks AMAZING guys! Great work!

❤❤❤ I absolutely love your build. An attention to quality and detail. I do wish however, that you would Have hand paylet those letters period correct and numbers. I had to Shame my body with a World War. 2 Jeep and to doing the same. I hope we get to see test ride videos of this. You do great work😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

Great job!

Great looking cart

Great finish on the club cart Dennis! I have been thinking of a Motometer for the Miller for quite a while but thought it might be too big for the car. Seeing it on the car it adds to the caricature aspect of Cyclekarting.

You are a true artist!!!!! Fan-freaking-tastic work!!

I just got a house that I am moving in April and it has a shed. I am seriously considering building one.

"Wandering around Ace hardware..." I do that at Goodwill too. I love creative artwork, making something from nothing. Nice ingenuity, Dennis.

Howdty Dennis, I’ve researched the Pearless dif, bit confused on which is correct. Can you point me in the right direction? Also, I intend to make my own front spindle assemblies. One more thing I can’t find is length and diameter of the actual axel I.e. hardened bolt. I’m hopeful you can point me in the right direction. Tim in Maine, first timer, frame complete.

Can this be made street legal.I love the idea!Nice work.