KNOX Offroad Vic
Maintaining a bulletin board is a non-trivial amount of effort, and most members these days wouldn't be interested in using one. It would be easier to just link directly to this thread. But given the lack of activity here, people have largely moved on from this type of forum.
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From: Ringwood
Maintaining a bulletin board is a non-trivial amount of effort, and most members these days wouldn't be interested in using one. It would be easier to just link directly to this thread. But given the lack of activity here, people have largely moved on from this type of forum.
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Haven't been to the track since carpet became a permanent fixture on more than just the jumps.
Managed to crash a few times on carpet ripples, got snagged wheels in frayed carpet, got stuck under carpet when the wind lifted it up.
It's quite a 'meh' experience.
Managed to crash a few times on carpet ripples, got snagged wheels in frayed carpet, got stuck under carpet when the wind lifted it up.
It's quite a 'meh' experience.
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Yes there still remains carpet in some areas , but the track surface is greatly improved.
Might be worth a revisit on a club day.
Carpets are placed on track for protection on non club race days, so practice is still a bit of challenge.
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Would the club like a free TRF201 with remote, transponder, spare tyres, etc.? Maybe the club could take it in, put some life back in to it, and give it away as a booby prize? Or tuck it away to use as a demonstration vehicle?



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