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New member matt
By: CKGB Date: December 3, 2025, 8:20 am
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Welcome to matt.
lease reply to this post and share a little
about yourself especially location (not your specific address
though!), interest and experience in cycleKarts, any particular
skills you might be happy to share...etc
ome tips:
isit
the club's website and read "What is a cyclekart?" and "Build
your own"
hoose an inspiration car
ave a look at the Events
calendar on the club website and come along to an event
tart
a build journal - it�s great for others to see your progress and
for you to ask for advice
https://cyclekartsgb.createaforum.com/build-journals/
Join the
club
https://www.cyclekartsgb.com/join
Read the spec in detail
https://www.cyclekartsgb.com/s/CKGB-Handbook-20240130-v03.pdf<br
/>including the Power Menu
dd yourself to the Map
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Re: New member matt
By: matt Date: December 6, 2025, 2:12 pm
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I�ve only been aware of cyclekarts for about 18 months. I was at
the Malvern Kit Car Show and heard these popping engines revving
and clearly having fun. I followed the sound� and there they
were � cyclekarts! I was immediately hooked. I loved the
hobbyist, builder, �make do� aspect, and also the huge range.
Some were absolutely beautiful, but all were accepted.
Well, only a couple of months later I had bought steel, an
engine, and wheels� and the build began.
The build is going OK so far � lots of thinking through all
sorts of parts, but it�s all just problem solving and making
things work. I�ll start a build diary soon, and all comments and
advice are very welcome.
I�m based in the Notts / Derby area, so if anyone nearby has
suggestions, or karts I could come and look at for ideas on how
to make parts, please let me know.
Although clich� for an Englishman, my inspiration is a 1939
Aston Martin Speed Model. It was a one-off and last sold at
Sotheby�s for �395k(!), so I probably won�t be owning a real one
any time soon! I�m not really a car expert, but I love building
things that do something.
looking forward to meeting you!
Matt
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Re: New member matt
By: Ian F Date: December 7, 2025, 4:04 am
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Hi Matt, welcome to the mad-house. From your description, your
in for a treat with your build. There will be lots of
head-scratching to do throughout your build, but its all fairly
simple engineering, and there's lots of good gen on the Forum.
Dont get too hung up on details, as it can really slow your
build down, plus your 90% certain to be building a second one or
more, and you re-think during those builds ;D
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Re: New member matt
By: Granville Date: December 7, 2025, 12:40 pm
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Hi Matt, Im over at Matlock, if you fancy having a ride over Im
happy to put the kettle on and show you round my cyclekarts. Im
starting a rebuild on one of them in the new year so it will be
all stripped down into the various bits around January.
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Re: New member matt
By: RhysN Date: December 9, 2025, 4:23 am
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I'm in Tamworth Staffs so not too far away either. Always on for
a chat and a cuppa if you want. Being semi retired anytime sort
of works.
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