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Found out there's a track in the Bronx which is pretty interesting. Reminds me of the old days when there was a huge indoor place in Queens.

https://sites.google.com/a/rcnyc.net/www/

Wow, cool! I had no idea. Looks like the 2 and 5 go right there too, there's a station right across the street. Looks like it's in Highbridge park, I think there's mtb trails and bmx jumps in there too.

I'm trying to see what kind of regular schedule they have. I just see stuff about a big event last month. Also wondering if they have power for chargers.

Exciting news, thanks Erich!

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tamiyadan wrote:about a 90 minute drive for me to get there.

Too bad all the tracks on long island are pretty much gone.

Funny thing is you only live 3 miles away!

tamiyadan wrote:about a 90 minute drive for me to get there.

Too bad all the tracks on long island are pretty much gone.

they are opening a new track in lindenhurst soon, although progress is slow. this is after the long island raceway/hobby closed in farmingdale, i didnt race there much as i didnt like the facility for certain reasons

http://www.rctech.net/forum/racing-forum/529874-long-island-raceway-hobby-lindenhurst-ny.html

tamiyadan wrote:about a 90 minute drive for me to get there.

Too bad all the tracks on long island are pretty much gone.

Where are you from? I'm a little over an hour north (you said down... only people from north say it that way lol), we must be near each other.

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thats about the time i stopped too, i think i upgraded my b2-b3 there and stopped, it was when it was in the factory on the back of parkway stereo on rt. 110.

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Does anybody know why America's Hobby Center went out of business in Manhattan? They seemed like a well stocked and well run place. There was usually customers in there. The old man was a bit ornery, but once you got to know him is was alright.

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