Why can't anyone drive a Savage?
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Every bashing video I have seen the savage never lands anything smoothly. Some videos have the jump in slow motion just becuase he actually landed it. What is the deal, are they really hard to make in-flight adjustments?
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From: Maple ridge,
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i would have to agree
bad drivers
I thought the same thing so i took my truck to the bmx track and was doig back flips smooth as He##
about 15 feet up and 35 feet long
bad drivers
I thought the same thing so i took my truck to the bmx track and was doig back flips smooth as He##
about 15 feet up and 35 feet long
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From: Maple ridge,
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I would have to agree with u
it is preet hard to drive and flim ill try to set my vid cam up so u guys can c some stuff but i dont know how good it will work
it is preet hard to drive and flim ill try to set my vid cam up so u guys can c some stuff but i dont know how good it will work
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You guys do not have a friend willing to shoot it for you while you drive? I am sure after what has been said only the good landings will make it to final video. [X(]
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i would have to agree
bad drivers
I thought the same thing so i took my truck to the bmx track and was doig back flips smooth as He##
about 15 feet up and 35 feet long
i would have to agree
bad drivers
I thought the same thing so i took my truck to the bmx track and was doig back flips smooth as He##
about 15 feet up and 35 feet long
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Every bashing video I have seen the savage never lands anything smoothly. Some videos have the jump in slow motion just becuase he actually landed it. What is the deal, are they really hard to make in-flight adjustments?
Every bashing video I have seen the savage never lands anything smoothly. Some videos have the jump in slow motion just becuase he actually landed it. What is the deal, are they really hard to make in-flight adjustments?
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Not the greatest(video, nor I the driver..), but I managed to land pretty often - AND avoid the metal posts in the fence..
http://s166.photobucket.com/albums/u...yXSSGoseck.flv
And here the good ole' Savy 25... (RIP...)
http://s166.photobucket.com/albums/u...iftDaySavy.flv
I really need to make some new ones, but still haven't found any good bash spots... Still working on it - friend told me yesterday of a new place that might be the one.....
http://s166.photobucket.com/albums/u...yXSSGoseck.flv
And here the good ole' Savy 25... (RIP...)
http://s166.photobucket.com/albums/u...iftDaySavy.flv
I really need to make some new ones, but still haven't found any good bash spots... Still working on it - friend told me yesterday of a new place that might be the one.....
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From: Maple ridge,
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15 feet up? That's as tall as a 1 story house...and where on a bmx track is there a jump that shoots you 15 feet up?
ORIGINAL: C-Fraser..::HPI::..
i would have to agree
bad drivers
I thought the same thing so i took my truck to the bmx track and was doig back flips smooth as He##
about 15 feet up and 35 feet long
i would have to agree
bad drivers
I thought the same thing so i took my truck to the bmx track and was doig back flips smooth as He##
about 15 feet up and 35 feet long
although when the bikers do it they dont jump only pump through the hits
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ORIGINAL: sfar785
15 feet up? That's as tall as a 1 story house...and where on a bmx track is there a jump that shoots you 15 feet up?
ORIGINAL: C-Fraser..::HPI::..
i would have to agree
bad drivers
I thought the same thing so i took my truck to the bmx track and was doig back flips smooth as He##
about 15 feet up and 35 feet long
i would have to agree
bad drivers
I thought the same thing so i took my truck to the bmx track and was doig back flips smooth as He##
about 15 feet up and 35 feet long
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From: Torchy the Fiery Fast RC Turtl
Poor little girl, take care not to smack her with a Savage! 
Seriously, that is a great bashing track! I wish I had a bike track like that near where I live. I have to settle for dirt hills from the local housing construction. It's a good thing the housing market took a serious dump; the developer has literally suspended all housing construction and left all these great bashing hills around!

Seriously, that is a great bashing track! I wish I had a bike track like that near where I live. I have to settle for dirt hills from the local housing construction. It's a good thing the housing market took a serious dump; the developer has literally suspended all housing construction and left all these great bashing hills around!
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I have been blessed with good tracks to run on ..Check this thread I made earlier for more pics.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_57...tm.htm#5735753
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http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_57...tm.htm#5735753
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From: kent!, UNITED KINGDOM
i always smash my truck up... its a monster truck...lol, why would it run smoothly??.. defines the point of a truck...i think!..
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