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Originally Posted by Robby
I'd reevaluate your driving skills, imho (no offense intended).
I no longer consider myself among the experts or top level drivers, but I went through the entire summer and winter seasons (racing 2 classes each) and landed on my roof but once. I dinked a wing a wee bit, and bent it back to shape.
Most of the chaps I see repeatedly landing on their roofs are driving over their heads.
If and when I do land one of my buggies on its roof do I expect damage?
Of course I do. It would be silly not to. Everything is exposed.
It's like clipping turning posts. Do I expect to snap or bend axles? Of course I do.
But at the end of the day, if you're purchasing sub-200 quid cars (knock-offs) to save money, do you really expect it's going to be as durable as the above-200 quid cars on the market?
"Crashing costs money." I think you need to get the concept into your head -- and consider yourself lucky if you don't break something when you crash, especially landing upside down.  |
i do agree.
however at club level, crashing and being crashed into is unavoidable.
i dont go on my roof very often, this is why im slightly concerned with this specific part.