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Team Kwik
Great response Cristian, some great points in there I hadn't even really considered. I would love to hear more opinions from people, my curiosity has certainly been increased.
Nick
A lot of this varies by location, up by you there is little interest in onroad at both excitement and madness unfortunately. We thought onroad was dying in NYC/LI area as well, but 360 reopened closer to the city and they had great turnout all winter long, seems its always location, location, location.
It is still impossible to walk into a hobby shop and walk out with a race ready, fits rules of any national class, onroad car right now, compared too having like 30 options for offroad. (yes the TT01 technically fits the bill, but IMO the gearing limitations prevent it from racing anything other than silvercan).
AE could do it, they have that TC4 racer chassis now, they just need to add a 17.5 and spx zero with the RTR radio.