With the K&M (or is it K&N) track under new ownership, I've been wondering about new racing opportunities. Since the track is really meant for go-karts, and racing more than one full sized bike at a time is unsafe, I wonder if the track is large enough for pocket bike racing.

I've never been on the track myself, so I can't say. What do the rest of you think? Pocket bikes are cheap and if there's enough interest, I'd like to propose something of the sort to the Zeigler's.

Is this feasible? How many people would be interested in pocket bike racing at K&N?

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With the K&M (or is it K&N) track under new ownership, I've been wondering about new racing opportunities. Since the track is really meant for go-karts, and racing more than one full sized bike at a time is unsafe, I wonder if the track is large enough for pocket bike racing.

I've never been on the track myself, so I can't say. What do the rest of you think? Pocket bikes are cheap and if there's enough interest, I'd like to propose something of the sort to the Zeigler's.

Is this feasible? How many people would be interested in pocket bike racing at K&N?

It's already been happening. Check out the Prairie Sport Riders Association information in the Sasksportbike website.
http://www.sasksportbike.com/forum/index.php/board,32.0.html

Racing bikes has gone on out there for a couple seasons now. I don't recall a pocket bike specific session but they are definitely open to the idea. See their FAQ's

I would be interested in it myself except I think I blew the motor on mine last year but I haven't had a chance to take the motor out and see what I'm looking at.

I'll be damned. I guess I should look into it a bit more. I know they have track days, but do they actually have local races, or is it just one race per year when the national circuit passes through?