Where is the best Go Karting?
05-28-2010, 04:45 PM
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Where is the best Go Karting?
Hey I was looking for the best go karting in the north end area... I usually go to Traxx in Mukilteo. I want to know if anyone knows a better one around the Lynnwood-Shoreline area... Thanks for your help!!!
06-03-2010, 05:28 PM
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Originally Posted by SuzukaBlade,Jun 3 2010, 04:21 PM
if its not too south for ya, k1 in redmond is pretty legit.
The Redmond K1 is a 17 second course on electric karts. At $20 for 7 minutes it's the most expensive indoor offering in Western Washington. In my opinion it has the least interesting course design as well. K1 is a chain and the three facilities in Southern California are a much better experience. It is really a shame their only Washington offering is bubbling bucket of suck... I drive past that place twice every day and only drop in a handful of times each year.
06-03-2010, 07:45 PM
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Originally Posted by jerrypeterson,Jun 3 2010, 06:28 PM
I'm afraid this will be one of those moments of disagreement.
The Redmond K1 is a 17 second course on electric karts. At $20 for 7 minutes it's the most expensive indoor offering in Western Washington. In my opinion it has the least interesting course design as well. K1 is a chain and the three facilities in Southern California are a much better experience. It is really a shame their only Washington offering is bubbling bucket of suck... I drive past that place twice every day and only drop in a handful of times each year.
The Redmond K1 is a 17 second course on electric karts. At $20 for 7 minutes it's the most expensive indoor offering in Western Washington. In my opinion it has the least interesting course design as well. K1 is a chain and the three facilities in Southern California are a much better experience. It is really a shame their only Washington offering is bubbling bucket of suck... I drive past that place twice every day and only drop in a handful of times each year.
I haven't heard anything positive about K1 in RedmondI have heard the Grand Prix Raceway is a good place to try out in the south end (not sure about up north). Jerry, any personal experience at this place? (http://www.grandprixraceway.com)
06-03-2010, 09:11 PM
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Originally Posted by s2kaddicted,Jun 3 2010, 08:45 PM
I haven't heard anything positive about K1 in RedmondI have heard the Grand Prix Raceway is a good place to try out in the south end (not sure about up north). Jerry, any personal experience at this place? (http://www.grandprixraceway.com)
The nerve of these guys opening a track withount consulting me first!
06-03-2010, 10:20 PM
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i dont do much gokarting but that does sound about right, it is expensive yet its the only one i can think of other than Traxx that would be somewhat up north.
Personally most of my go karting goes to Sykart if I ever go lol
Personally most of my go karting goes to Sykart if I ever go lol
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06-09-2010, 09:07 PM
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I passed by Traxx a few times when getting some powder coating done near by, never been in there, but if its a decent place I would totally be down for a group meet for the North boyz.
