Location

One of my mentors once told me, “It ain’t the size of the shop, or the brand on the tools. It’s the hands that do the work”. I couldn’t agree more.

While I’m finishing college, I’m headquartered out of Lafayette, Indiana. There, I’ve converted my townhome into a full kart fabrication and race-prep studio. While the heavy machinery (tube bending, band saws, drill presses, welding equipment, blasting, grinding and polishing stations) resides in my attached two-car garage, the entire interior of the home is also utilized for final assembly and race-prep (including the island and bar in my kitchen!)

Often (to my neighbors’ chagrin) we spill out into the driveway, front, and side yards. No fewer than 15 karts fill the studio at any given time, and you’ll typically encounter between two and six (sometimes more) of us working at silly hours. While not as substantial as the facility I have in Kansas City, this ‘home away from home’ has proven a capable base of operations.

Feel free to pay us a visit! You’ll be amazed at the calibre of work we’re turning out. And if you come around dinner time, we’ll make you a melt-in-the-mouth 2” thick grass-fed chunk of prime filet on the grill, or alternately my ‘famous’ cast-iron pan-seared pork chops with butter-garlic-sage-and thyme reduction drizzled atop.

The recipe for victory is easy: Work hard, eat well.