Ohio Track's in the Cleveland Area?
11-10-2011, 05:05 PM
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Ohio Track's in the Cleveland Area?
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I been in and out of RC for a long time now. Now I finally think my son is ready,I thought it was before as he proved me wrong. Now he has taken a interest in it this past summer and I would also try to get back into racing.
So if any local's could could give me some info,The only track I been to was in Medina Ohio "very nice BTW" but I emailed a guy named Big Steve and he said he also run's a track in Painesville,does anyone have any info on this track?
My next question is to be about a car as we plan on getting him one for Xmas,I always wanted a Traxxas Slash and seen many places ran a stock slash class,well at least they use to last time I was browsing R/c vids a couple of year's back,Just wondering if this was still a popular class? I went to my local hobbytown the other day and seen they have many different Slash's now 4x4,Nitro,Brushless etc. Just wondering if this Stock regular Slash is still a good choice.
I been in and out of RC for a long time now. Now I finally think my son is ready,I thought it was before as he proved me wrong. Now he has taken a interest in it this past summer and I would also try to get back into racing.
So if any local's could could give me some info,The only track I been to was in Medina Ohio "very nice BTW" but I emailed a guy named Big Steve and he said he also run's a track in Painesville,does anyone have any info on this track?
My next question is to be about a car as we plan on getting him one for Xmas,I always wanted a Traxxas Slash and seen many places ran a stock slash class,well at least they use to last time I was browsing R/c vids a couple of year's back,Just wondering if this was still a popular class? I went to my local hobbytown the other day and seen they have many different Slash's now 4x4,Nitro,Brushless etc. Just wondering if this Stock regular Slash is still a good choice.
