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Old 07-08-2011
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Arrow anyone selling a 1/18 or 1/16 buggy?

hi all!
i have posted a wanted ad but i know many dont look in there and this is the place to come for mini/micro business so i thought id ask you guys and gals before i buy a new one ...if i cant find a second hand one with a few spares and maybe a system in it that would be great! if not i will buy a blaze and a system... i already have tx and rx but id prefer a car thats been set up well and i know from mine and style ones experience that ooplers are the best of the bunch
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Old 09-08-2011
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If you're after a 1/18th scale buggy I can highly recommend the AE RC18B2/T2. If you're after something bigger I would go for the Carisma GT14B distributed by CML. The blaze/shark has been discontinued although you can still source parts.
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Check the forums out for more advice http://www.uk-microrc.co.uk/forum/

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take a look at a new gt14b on www.tracksidespares.co.uk as its on offer this month
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thanks for the info so im best to stay away from the sharks and blazes?
i dont like the look of any of the others really ,i wouldnt buy a 1/14 there not small enough ,im not liking the rc18's or the casters,i will never buy losi again so thats it for me and micro then?? ...that was a short love affair ....oh well we live and learn eh?!
....if you have any other ideas id love to hear them i dont want anything i cant get parts for though ...everyone seemed to be using sharks and blazes whats everyone moving too?
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The shark has to be the best micro for racing, I've just listed mine in the fir sale section
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FYI the GT14b is only 15mm wider than a shark and is the same length.

The Gt14b has just scored 1st 2nd and 3rd at the Uk Micro X event in the 1/16 th scale class. Do I really need to say anymore?
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LRP will support the shark spares for another 3 years
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sorted!
just got and M18t xray ...hopefully that will do for a bit ,im still keeping my eyes open though
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just got and M18t xray ...hopefully that will do for a bit ,im still keeping my eyes open though
see you at the nationals this year then?

1/18th 4wd has it's own class.
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see you at the nationals this year then?

1/18th 4wd has it's own class.
If you are interested in racing your M18T with some like-minded types, then your closest Nationals are probably Broughton/Mold (round 1), Dudley (round 3) and Hereford (round 4).

Depending on which venue we go to for round 2 you might even have the required 4 rounds from 6 within an hour-ish of your door
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If you are interested in racing your M18T with some like-minded types, then your closest Nationals are probably Broughton/Mold (round 1), Dudley (round 3) and Hereford (round 4).

Depending on which venue we go to for round 2 you might even have the required 4 rounds from 6 within an hour-ish of your door
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Ardent was last year Jason, and have not applied for a National this year.

Rizka, if you need any advice re nationals give me/us a shout fella.
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nice one for all the help i really enjoy getting a response on this forum its always positive!!
yeah telford and dudley seem the best bets and maybe hereford if i cant get to both the others or if im totally addicted ...just need a system for it now .....im probably gonna buy second hand off here maybe a mongoose or something similar,whats your opinions lads?
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No idea what the 18th scale lads are running sorry, but as for you getting addicted... as long as you have a sence of humour and a smile your be made very welcome at the nationals
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