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Old 09-08-2010
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Default carpet for indoor.....and ramps

SO THE NEW HALL LOOKS GOOD
big and warm, perfect for winter.space to pit ect ect but we need carpet or we are a off road drift club.
i have raced at few carpet clubs and they all use simaler carpet density and texture/surface. but not always the same type. i no some of this is well expensive ( ribble valley paid 1000 for a simaler size space) but that was brand new and possibly included permanant fitting to the floor. but they have recently moved location and i havent managed to get over and race yet. but its supposed to be a big venue. so they might be useful to ask about what type to use.
rossendale mods club was using a slighty differant type of carpet which worked fine to. but this was in large pieces ( some looked like off cuts)
that we taped together with duck tape and pulled up after. but i dont think this cost 1000 so probly what we need
any way i used to work doing contract flooring/ carpet fitting so i can get carpet in large amounts amounts of various people . maybe even rollends and off cuts. which would make for a patchwork quilt type of carpet. with varying surfaces. could be really good for off road indoor racing kinda imitating the outside with astro/tarmac/grass ect

now the fun stuff....
are some new ramps being built . wallrides. loop the loops. doubles /triples. obviously they wont be massive but some clip together stuff or cool litle jumps or tabletops could be great.

its a nice venue and if we are gonna keep using it thought i might as well see what ya all think about making it AWSOME.
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