Electic bikes on carpet track?
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From: , ON, CANADA
Hey everyone,
I bought the nitro ducati this fall, but it's starting to get too cold out. I want to get the kyosho HOR but only If I can run it at the local indoor track. How well do these things handle on the carpet? The track is fairly wide with a lot of sweeping turns.
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I bought the nitro ducati this fall, but it's starting to get too cold out. I want to get the kyosho HOR but only If I can run it at the local indoor track. How well do these things handle on the carpet? The track is fairly wide with a lot of sweeping turns.
RHC
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They handle great but it will need a lot of practice. What will help is longer crash bars and a high grip rear tire. And also a gentle trigger finger for the throttle. This will prevent over spinning the rear tire and also prevent the bike from dumping on it's side in the slow corners.
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From: TemoraN.S.W, AUSTRALIA
I would love to construct an indoor race track specifically for R/C Bikes.
The track I am thinking about would have these attributes.
* Compatible surface coating for Bike tyres
* Banked corners on all visible corners furthest away from the drivers stand for a better perspective
* Slight risers on the straights for wheelstanding and air action
* Soft "Ripstop" covered foam track edges
Any thoughts?
Regards Brettos.
The track I am thinking about would have these attributes.
* Compatible surface coating for Bike tyres
* Banked corners on all visible corners furthest away from the drivers stand for a better perspective
* Slight risers on the straights for wheelstanding and air action
* Soft "Ripstop" covered foam track edges
Any thoughts?
Regards Brettos.



