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Well I took delivery of my new Tornado 3 race buggy frame at the weekend there, still waiting on the seat, side rail covers and wheels to arrive but what I've got so far is looking pretty damn good:) Hopefully I should have the rest of the bits in the next week or so.

Think I'm away to go build up the frame now and sit in it and pretend its finished:wink:

Ped:lol:

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Not that he's boasting or anything like :lol: :lol:

So it will be your fault if there is no wind over the next couple of weeks then Ped Look forward to seing the T3 in action!

How did you get on at the weekend?

O.

Smug Me?????


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Ped :D

Looking nice!How long is this one going to take to build / dismantle every time?


O.

Owain wrote:
Looking nice!How long is this one going to take to build / dismantle every time?


O.

minor details Owain, minor details:D

Tho strictly speaking this buggy should be quicker to assemble as it really only breaks down into 3 bits8)

Whether or not it will fit into the car is another story tho:lol:

Ped

Looks nice, howmuch do these beautiful machines cost outof curiosity?
Whats the difference between the T2 and T3.

By the looks of it you get a seat with the T2 and not with the T3,

pete9586 wrote:
Looks nice, howmuch do these beautiful machines cost outof curiosity?
Whats the difference between the T2 and T3.

Brand new a T3 will cost you around the £800 mark - thats for the frame, seat and side rail covers you still need to buy the wheels on top of that. A set of Eurotrax cadkat wheels will cost you around about the £350 mark - not the cheapest of buggies but when you compare its price against a libre Protrask or XXracer you get real value for money

The main difference between the T2 and the T3 is the side rails if you look at the pic I have posted you can see that the side rails have extra bends in them that the T2 doesnt so that it allows you to lock yourself into the buggy alot easier to help prevent OBE's.

Hopefully I'll be getting my seat and wheels this week so I'll post a pic of the buggy fully built up once its finished.

Ped

Ped where the new pictures of yourT3 WITH the seat saying as you have the seat now.( or is it still in Ireland )

Stuart