Durability Bashing vs Racing
07-09-2012, 08:52 AM
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RE: Durability Bashing vs Racing
ORIGINAL: phmaximus
Hey Guys,
Ive been thinking... There is a conception that Bashing is harder on our r/c vehicles than racing.
When I bash its generally in open areas or my back yard that i know like the back of my hand.
Latelty im finding that im breaking more parts on my local race track than bashing.... Am I the only one experiancing this???
Im putting it down to when I bash there is generally nothing to crash into, but on the track there is just no room for error. The smallest mistake can cascade into a path of destruction
How are u guys going, where do u break the most parts??? Extreme Bashing does not count, or bashing in a forrest full of things to smash into
Hey Guys,
Ive been thinking... There is a conception that Bashing is harder on our r/c vehicles than racing.
When I bash its generally in open areas or my back yard that i know like the back of my hand.
Latelty im finding that im breaking more parts on my local race track than bashing.... Am I the only one experiancing this???
Im putting it down to when I bash there is generally nothing to crash into, but on the track there is just no room for error. The smallest mistake can cascade into a path of destruction
How are u guys going, where do u break the most parts??? Extreme Bashing does not count, or bashing in a forrest full of things to smash into
07-09-2012, 10:57 AM
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RE: Durability Bashing vs Racing
It's a little crazy, but I just accept the fact that on this forum (and many RC forums), "bashing" just means "goofing around but not racing". Depends on the individual how hard you are on the RC. Anything from running on asphalt to 20-ft jumps is "bashing", depending on the person.
It is a rather violent term though.
It is a rather violent term though.
07-09-2012, 05:00 PM
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RE: Durability Bashing vs Racing
ORIGINAL: phmaximus
well at least im not the only one.
SyCo_VeNoM
In a way I would kill for that, I would be out there with a shovel fixing it up..
well at least im not the only one.
SyCo_VeNoM
In a way I would kill for that, I would be out there with a shovel fixing it up..
07-09-2012, 08:09 PM
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RE: Durability Bashing vs Racing
I'd talk to the city about it. Let them know you want to make it better, which would make it LOOK nicer, which is a win-win for everyone.
