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I wonder if it happens a lot in that particular area! It's a bit confusing with the cars parked inside the bike lane in the residential area. Thankfully the instructor is very understanding and probably took this into account.

Good luck, you are preparing and taking this seriously so that improves your chances a lot :)

Which details?

Thanks! we had fun making the video and playing with the camera angles. Suspension would indeed be very nice! But still not bad for $50 indeed :)

I see these listed at $100+ online. Wish they were $50, I might have been tempted to get both

@@briangiven7399 I have seen quite a few reviews of these where people say they bought them for 49.99 USD at Costco. Not being in USA, I can't confirm what they are currently selling for.

@@briangiven7399 Yeah people bought some of these for reselling. At $100 after shipping, taxes, and fees, they'd be making a small profit. There was an option to buy these from Costco.com but they've been out of stock for weeks now, might not come back until next year.

Yea

Nice, it's definitely awesome to have these outdoor activity options in our city! :) I just recently learned about the K1 outdoor go kart track in Winchester, looks like a lot of fun too I've been watching videos on youtube!

That might be hard because the instructions were in English. I suggest bringing a friend or family member who could ask at the DMV if it's not too far from you.

@@irvbikes6440hello you able to address the 6 errors the instructor mentioned? Thank you

There's a wide range of options and prices! It also depends on where you can run the RCs. These RCs in the video are toy grade (but they look really nice!), so not as expensive as hobby RCs. They're slower, but that makes them more playable in limited spaces.

The range of RC F1 cars is surprisingly limited. A toy grade RC car will cost between 20-60GBP but in most cases the controls will be non-proportional. Something like the Rastar brand would be available in UK. For better all-round performance, you would be spending quite a bit more money on a hobby grade RC car. Some are available as kits you can build yourself (e.g. Tamiya). The advantages are far superior performance, greater strength and reliability, plus the availability of spares and parts to upgrade the car.

12 MPH top speed (19 km/h)

I'm using a GoPro Hero8. Older model but decent quality and size. In this video I'm just placing on top of the RC and taping it haha. But in the future I'll maybe glue an attachment point to make it easier.

12 mph (19 km/h) top speed. Yes throttle and steering are proportional, not as precise as hobby RCs but more than decent for toy grade.

@irvbikes6440 Thanks! Sounds great! Is the servo 3/5 wires or is it soldered to the board?

Let us know if you find a way! For now I'll keep running these but it would be good to find options in the future.

That would be awesome if you can make it work! It might get too fast with the motor and 3S upgrade though, might end up being hard to control! I agree these look great and really cool for the price :)

Sorry to hear that, hopefully you get it the next time around! We actually practiced this route a few times before the actual drive test, I think it helped on test day.

"and was african american" LMAO naah

Was she older? I had an older woman that could have been either black or Mexican or mix. And I passed with 3 points taken off. She was strictly business but we were both polite to one another. it went way better than I expected.

@@Sweeix😂😂😂 that part didn’t need to be added 💀

I had the same girl, she failed me because I didn’t look over my shoulder when I did. But got to take it next time. Pray I don’t get her

Things are changing for sure, access will probably be inconvenient in the coming short term. Most likely losing a bunch of trails mid to long term. But a bunch of trails should remain rideable, just need to try the other ways in.

Maisto website FAQ says they don't sell replacement tires (nor parts), and best shot would be to go to a hobby store to find alternative options.

@@irvbikes6440 Yes that's what I thought looking on their website. I think is hard to pull them out of the car too. I don't see screws or nothing.

Haha, everyone knows the Red Bull will be aggressive, don't let it have the inside line! Interesting commentary on the last race about Max understanding the rules and exploiting the gray areas a bit better. Or maybe like racing game dive bomb to force computer controlled cars off the track.

@@irvbikes6440 Agreed, if the rules allow him to do it, why wouldn't he? Until they tighten the rules it will continue.

Thanks for the comment! This is in our neighborhood park in Murrieta, California. It's fairly new, from what I read it looks like local RC enthusiasts proposed it to the city and played a big part in planning and getting it approved. Really cool because there are many other courts and fields in the are so it was cool that our park built something different :)

Not too bad on the tires, I think the cars are slow enough that they could last a bit. Full turns at speed causes the tires to fight each other and the front end to bounce though. One time there was a hobby racer going around the same track and he says his tires only lasts him a few runs, so these are more durable than that.

Yeah too bad there's no real suspension. Handling isn't too bad after getting used to it and making some adjustments (letting off power when turning, smaller turns, etc). Pretty good for a toy RC, but definitely not as good as hobby grade ones.

Yes I agree

Costco

@@AjukingYT do it has any online shop

@@Sleepybierang The Redbull is still available on Costco.com, but the Ferrari is out of stock already.

Forgot to update! Failed first test for not looking over my shoulder in the bike lane whilst making a right turn… Soo… I PASSED MY SECOND TRY WITH NO MISTAKES!

They sell them at Costco

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At Costco, try costco.com if it's not in your local store.

is at costco stores

Yes

Yeah that would be awesome! They license them for the diecast cars, maybe they'll sell those next!

Yeah it's on the slow side for sure, but honestly not bad for a $49.99 toy and makes it playable outside of RC tracks.

Yes I agree Ivr but sometimes give it a chance it’s toy grade

Yeah, lots of fun to bring the kids outdoors and try some "real life Mario Kart" as they sometimes describe it. The RC track in the park is awesome, I think a bunch of enthusiasts in the area suggested and worked with the city to have it built. It's an awesome addition since there are already a lot of courts, fields, and playgrounds not too far away.

Ooh nice, thanks for sharing your upgrades! sounds doable for future projects. I agree these are fun but a little more beans would definitely be good. It Doesn't have to be as fast as the hobby RCs because they'll be less playable. Also those brushless speeds would scale to impossible speeds and wouldn't look nice on FPV. Your upgrades sound like a good way to go!

Haha that would be cool. I uploaded some videos because that's exactly what I needed when I was deciding if I was going to buy at the store. The F1 cars look great but I had no idea how they ran. Took a chance because it's Costco.

Oof, and comparable glare from the setting sun too!

Yes lol