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Hi,
Is it an error or are we really allowing mini pins to be used on all the RWYB cars? Surely some of these cars (especially the 1/10 off road cars) will be as heavy (if not heavier) than the touring cars which aren't alowed to use mini pins. Correct me if I have read it wrong! Tim |
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yes it defo says mini-pins
quote: The only restrictions are that tyres must be foam, slick rubber or mini-pins
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Scott,
Why do we need to introduce mini pins for the rwyb? I'm not convinced it is necessary and may damage the carpet - see following thread: http://www.oople.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7990 Paul Last edited by HPI Paul; 23-01-2011 at 11:05 PM. Reason: Link was wrong |
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Minor typo on my behalf as I was scribbling down those details quickly
Updated site now, thanks |
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In an ideal world NO.
If someone comes along for the first time and only has a buggy then we could put them into this class (numbers permitting of course) so we, as a club, are not just turning people away. However we should be making it very clear what we are running indoors. The clubs primary focus now is 1:10th Touring Cars and Mardave Cars for indoors. Once the Off-road track is sorted we shall be running buggies outside. Basically we should not be promoting off-road for indoors. |
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