Hi, They have front leaf spring suspension. I have friction shocks that damp the front like the 1926 Miller. Rear axle is fixed to the frame. A good seat makes a difference this year I had installed a bomber seat with a Kirkey padded insert cover. It made a real difference last year I was siting on a 1/2” piece of foam that was jarring. However I used to own a 1948 F-3 truck and the ride was worse no dirt at speeds pavement was not much better. In my opinion my 1926 Miller Cyclekarts handling and ride would be pretty close to a real 1926 Miller designed to run on a track. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Hi, They have front leaf spring suspension. I have friction shocks that damp the front like the 1926 Miller. Rear axle is fixed to the frame. A good seat makes a difference this year I had installed a bomber seat with a Kirkey padded insert cover. It made a real difference last year I was siting on a 1/2” piece of foam that was jarring. However I used to own a 1948 F-3 truck and the ride was worse no dirt at speeds pavement was not much better. In my opinion my 1926 Miller Cyclekarts handling and ride would be pretty close to a real 1926 Miller designed to run on a track. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Great montage Charlie! Lots of fun this year, wish we had more time to hang out
Nice to see you again Ben! I would have liked to hang out, you were quite busy with duties. Hope to see you in San Marcos Texas!
all of them look amazing but are they a rough ride? didn't see any sign of suspension systems
They have front suspension. They're not as bad as you might think, it's a better ride than a rigid frame gokart