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Offenbach Kart Expo - Pt 2

More Jenny Wade pics and news from Europe...

Above: Paul from WA based Sniper attends all the major karting expos to promote their world renowned Australian product.
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Above: Zanardi shifter kart with latest 125cc Maxter motor.
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Above: Kombi Kart’s twin engine 4-stroke ProKart used in endurance racing.
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Above: EKS & M-Tec Karts.
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Above: LGK Kart.
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Above: Bull Power engines from Italy have a number of models. This is a Tag version.
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Above: Alpha Kart.
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Above: Just about everything you can imagine for karting is for sale at the Offenbach expo and it’s why so many karters come to the event every year, along with the fact that it’s known as the World’s biggest show of its kind.
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Above: PDB Gillard.
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Above: A relatively compact little 4-stroke, Diegowie's 138cc Monkey offering.
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Above: Another scary 'Old Timer' kart.
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Above: Seven L4 125cc 2-stroke engine.
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Above: SGM GA 207 125cc 2-stroke engine.
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Above: IAME's Reedster 125cc KF motor.
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Above: Swiss Hutless Bambini Kart with Rotax Mini Max.
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Above: Take a seat - Tillett and Recaro products ready for a test fitting by drivers of all shapes.
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Above: Swiss Hutless make a special black design sticker kit for the German Prespo Race Team (which also comes in blue).
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Above: Rotax Mini MAX engine with skinny radiator and the new Rotax air-box that looks like the Sydney Opera House!
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Above: Another angle of the Mini MAX.
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Above: An impressive lineup from KartodroM, the Rotax distributor in Germany.
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Above: Parolin kart with OMV 4-stroke enigne.
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Above: You've seen lots of images on KartSportNews from this guy - www.kartpix.net's Chris Walker (left) was spotted snapping up some of the new stuff on display at Offenbach, here with Lars Soeby from Autosport, Denmark.
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Above: Alloy set-up plates.
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Above: Various rear axle assemblies.
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Above: The T-shirt graphics guy works non-stop to create the expo orders on demand, while you wait.
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Above: Italian company AIM is involved in the development and production of electronic systems for motor sport. Shown here are various data acquisition systems including the MyChron4 which shows the most important information obtained in test sessions, races and analysis - RPM, Temperatures and Laptimes. It has a pixel-based graphical display that shows large, easy to read numbers and charts, even graphics (like team logos).
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Above: Mac Minarelli Kart.
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