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Fig. 51:
Checking wheels
1 Wear mark 2 Arrow: direction of rotation of wheel
– Check the tyre pressure. For correct pressures, refer to the manufacturer documentation of your tyres.
– Adjust the tyre pressure to the kart track conditions.
Normally, the ideal tyre pressure is between 1.2 and 2 bar. For other tyre pressures, contact the manufac-
turer.
– Check the wear marks.
Tyres whose wear mark is no longer visible must be replaced without delay.
– Check the tyres for correct direction of rotation. Observe the direction arrows on the tyres.
– Check the wheels for axial play (see Maintenance/change of wheels [
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115] ).
– When the kart is switched off, the rear wheels must rotate freely.
If this is not the case, contact RiMO service.
5.3.5 Checking safety elements
The panelling/bodywork and the surround protection are crucial safety devices, protecting both the kart and the
driver. Ensure that these parts are undamaged and work properly.
WARNING
Risk of injury from defective panelling/bodywork
Defective panelling/bodywork does not properly protect the driver against contact with
moving or hot kart components. When driving the kart, there is a risk of serious injury,
especially in the event of an accident.
a) Inspect the panelling/bodywork and replace defective components without delay.
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