Galletta's Go-Karting 2009 Vol 10 - August 16th The Accidental Winner 45 and Russs Wild Rides

[openwheelmanic]

Great stuff - wish i was there

[24evanwilson]

meeeee tooooo

[ChrusherComix]

Where do you guys live? It's a shame you aren't anywhere near Central NY State where we're located. We're always looking for more people to join the club and race!

[24evanwilson]

east side of indiana not that long of a drive depending how ya take it . one of those karts that i plan to buy 4 200$ im perty sure it would qualify with the gallettas rules !

[24evanwilson]

sort of 0_o he he .=l

[24evanwilson]

nice pic at the end lol

[ChrusherComix]

Haha, yes, we're always having fun and looking for new ways to get a laugh from our racing. I think that's why the more high-priced karters that see our races don't like us: we have more fun than they do and for a fraction of the cost! :)

[24evanwilson]

yea lol thats funny im gettin 2 karts like that for 400 lol

[24evanwilson]

three wide !!!! THATS RACIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ChrusherComix]

Haha, yes it is. It's fun, but sometimes a little scary if the driver next to you doesn't hold a good line. Luckily, most of our regulars do. :)

[24evanwilson]

oh yea!

[24evanwilson]

hey can you have dirt track tires on your karts i might come down and race sometime

[ChrusherComix]

Well, we did use all dirt track tires between 1990-2007 on our Galletta's track. We used treaded tires on our track but were forced to use slicks on another in 2007. We switched to slicks full-time (at least the drive tires MUST be slicks, the free-wheeling tires can have light tread) in 2008. We did this to 1. keep speeds down (they were getting a little dangerously fast), 2. save time (no switching twice a week) and preserve the track (less tearing up bumps and potholes). Light treads are ok.

[24evanwilson]

so sprint midget tires that are hard are ok